Tonight, sharp-witted stand-up, Sarah Keyworth opens up about not fitting in and being confusing; Brummie Darren Harriott brings his infectious humour to the table with tales of a trip to Croatia and why it left him naked and confused; Irish TV presenter, Angela Scanlon, has a number of apologies to make especially to Sharon and Rose who are in no way akin to their nicknames. Completing the quartet of funny guests is Dara Ó Briain, who still can’t fathom who he’s supposed to be and what he’s done for the cause. 

Pulling up a chair tonight is Mancunian comic and podcaster, Rachel Fairburn, who reveals her technique of dealing with a punchy deputy Prime Minister; Award-winning newcomer, Helen Bauer, who swears it was all in the name of improving international relations; while Phil Wang bravely bares all about his assets while also promising to keep his kit on (this time); and Harry Hill makes his debut on the show with surreal stories about working as a NHS Doctor and dealing with births, deaths and everything in between; plus Alan and his guests swap horror stories of horrendous gigs and hairbreadth escapes.  

Tonight, Alan Davies plays host to stand-up comics, Babatunde Aléshé and Sara Barron, Grace Campbell, daughter of Alastair Campbell, former press secretary and director of communications for Tony Blair’s New Labour; and award-winning comedian and star of Not Going Out, Lee Mack.  

It’s a lively discussion around the table this evening with revelations about R.E.M. Darius Vassell, Transport for London and Tony Blair’s New Labour being swapped and probed for their comedy value.