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.  

Joining Alan Davies tonight are four extremely talented and funny guests – taking their seats at the table are ex-teacher turned stand-up, Laura Smyth; the award-winning star of Man Like Mobeen, Tez Ilyas; the multi-talented, Sara Pascoe and national treasure, Adrian Edmondson. 

Tonight from Camden’s Roundhouse, Alan Davies is joined by award winning comedian, Catherine Bohart, blind stand-up comic and actor, Chris McCausland, rising star, Thanyia Moore and housewives favourite, Joe Lycett.  

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. 

Desiree Burch, Suzi Ruffell, Toussaint Douglass and Jason Manford join Alan to discuss everything from having a famous face, troublesome neighbours, role-play, and the risks of dogs and sausages.   

Pulling up a chair with Alan this evening is Joel Dommett, Rosie Jones, Sophie Duker and John Kearns who swap stories about pulling, proposals and being unapologetic, plus insider secrets about the Houses of Parliament.

Alan invites Munya Chawawa, Nina Conti, Morgana Robinson and Bill Bailey to join him for an evening of swapping funny stories and sharing interesting anecdotes. Tonight’s tales range from Panthers to plastic surgery, practical jokes and impersonations.