The Now Show

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis host the sketch and stand-up show with the regular team of Simon Munnery , Jane Bussmann , David Quantick , Nick Romero and Dan Freedman.

Producer Aled Evans. Repeated Tuesday llpm

Producer Aled Evans. Rptd Tuesday llpm

Jane Bussmann , David Quantick , Nick Romero and Dan Freedman.

Producer Aled Evans

Repeated Tuesday 22 December llpm

Jane Bussmann , David Quantick , Nick Romero and Dan Freedman. Repeated from Saturday 6.15pm

Jane Bussmann , David Quantick , Nick Romero and Dan Freedman.

Producer Aled Evans. Repeated Tuesday 29 December llpm

Repeated from Boxing Day 6.15pm

Starring STEVE PUNT and HUGH DENNIS, with MITCH BENN, MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE, JON HOLMES and LAURA SHAVIN. It deals with everything that's now, nothing that's then.

Then Weather.

Starring STEVE PUNT and HUGH DENNIS, with MITCH BENN, MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE, JON HOLMES and LAURA SHAVIN. It deals with everything that's now, nothing that's then.

Then Weather.

The line-up remains the same with STEVE PUNT and HUGH DENNIS taking the helm, MITCH BENN providing music, MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE being angry/middle class, LAURA SHAVIN being a properly trained actress, and JON HOLMES being picked on for being short.

Then News.

The line-up remains the same with STEVE PUNT and HUGH DENNIS taking the helm, MITCH BENN providing music, MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE being angry/middle class, LAURA SHAVIN being a properly trained actress, and JON HOLMES being picked on for being short.

Then Weather.

Then News.

Weather follows.

Then News.

STEVE PUNT, HUGH DENNIS, MITCH BENN, JON HOLMES, LAURA SHAVIN and MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE present a satirical look at the week's news from the Kings Theatre, Southsea.

Then News.

Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and the team present a satirical look at the week's news from the Kings Theatre, Southsea.

Weather follows.

Comedy sketches and satirical comments from Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and the team. [Rptd Sat 12.30pm] Then News.

Comedy sketches and satirical comments from Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and the team. [Rptd Sat 12.30pm] Then News.

Performed by STEVE PUNT, HUGH DENNIS, Lewis MacLeod, Ronni Acona, PIPPA EVANS and Simon Dylan-Kane.

Produced by DAWN ELLIS A BBC Studios Production.

STEVE PUNT and HUGH DENNIS present their unique take on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.

Presenter ... Steve Punt

Presenter ... Hugh Dennis

Producer ... Ed Morrish

A BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis look back 100 years in a special edition of The Now Show.

Featuring rising star Fern Brady, South African Comedian Loyiso Gola, SNP MP Tommy Sheppard and musical Fringe legends The Doug Anthony All Stars.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production.

Comedy sketches and satirical comments from STEVE PUNT, LAURA SHAVIN, MITCH BENN, JON HOLMES and MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE. [Rptd Sat 12.30pm]

John Finnemore, thinks BP may be in cahoots with James Cameron and Mitch teaches listeners how to tell the Miliband brothers apart.

Starring Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis, with Mitch Benn, Laura Shavin, Jon Holmes and guest, John Finnemore.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Carrie Quinlan, Jon Hunter, John-Luke Roberts and Tom Parry.

Produced by Colin Anderson.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news.

Starring Steve Punt and John Finnemore, with Laura Shavin and special guests Toby Longworth, Isy Suttie and Andy Zaltzman.

Written by the cast and Hugh Dennis, with additional material from Jon Hunter, Carey Marx and James Kettle.

Produced by Colin Anderson

Steve Punt and John Finnemore present a satirical review of the week's news.

It ??s been a comfortably nostalgic week in some ways; the Tories cutting back benefits, America arresting Russian spies and England losing to Germany at football.

Still, the Now Show team have written a fresh clutch of 2010 jokes, Susan Calman tackles the EU ruling that would ban the sale of eggs by the dozen, Mitch Benn serenades us with songs about peace prizes and raging Libertarianism and poor Jon Holmes has been in a horrific paddling accident.

Starring Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis, with Mitch Benn, Jon Holmes, Laura Shavin and special guest Susan Calman.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Jon Hunter, Jane Lamacraft, Carrie Quinlan and Andy Wolton.

Produced by Colin Anderson

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news.

Steve Punt and John Finnemore guide listeners through the government ??s plans for electoral reform; though it ??s still unclear which voting system next year ??s referendum will follow.

Both gravy and actual trains are under revue as the BBC and royal family report back on their own value for money, and can the national press really have recycled an article about the blacking-out of a Midlands swimming pool ??s windows, without checking the facts?

Mitch marks Ringo's birthday with an octo-ode, Jon Holmes thinks newspaper headline writers are making stuff up,  ??Naomi Campbell to Testify at War Crimes Trial ??? Really? And guest, Henning Wehn, gives a German perspective on the World Cup.

Starring Steve Punt and John Finnemore, with Mitch Benn, Jon Holmes, Laura Shavin and Henning Wehn.

Written by the cast, with additional material from James Kettle, Carrie Quinlan, John Luke Roberts and Andy Wolton. Produced by Colin Anderson.

This week ??s Audience Question:

 ??Russia and the USA are exchanging captured spies, what ??s the best / worst swap you ??ve ever made? ???

If you ??d like to share your answer or to read other people ??s, search for #nowshow on Twitter.

Steve Punt and John Finnemore present a satirical review of the week's news.

Are we going to have to send our children to school in converted chip shops?

Plus 30 million of us have broadband access at home (or careless neighbours) and an ex-footballer, a can of larger, a chicken and a fishing rod? Really?

Stand-up guest, Holly Walsh, rages against the coming Proms season and Irish hip-hop improvisers, Abandoman, brainstorm excuses for staying home from work.

To take part in the show's Audience Question search for #nowshow on Twitter.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news.

International diplomacy and domestic politicking test the ConDem coalition, while the debates on police funding and staffing levels gather momentum in the press.

Guest stand-up, Nathan Caton, considers the meaning of the latest crime statistics and volunteers for repatriation (back to Hammersmith), so long as Nick Griffin ??s price is right.

Jon considers the humanitarian implications of Tesco ??s new  ??lasagne sandwich ??? and Mitch is delighted by charismatically advertised cleaning product, Cillit Bang ??s new brand-mate.

Plus the Now Show audience tell us about the times they tried to help others, only for things to go horribly wrong.

To join in with the Now Show audience question check out the #nowshow thread on Twitter.

Starring Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis, with Jon Holmes, Laura Shavin, Nathan Caton and Mitch Benn.

Written by the cast with additional material from Nick Doody, Jane Lamacraft, James Kettle and Hannah George.

Produced by Colin Anderson.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis talk wiki leaks, nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis return with another episode of the topical comedy show.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the topical comedy show.

In Budget week, Punt and Dennis count the cost of war with guest Rory Bremner.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis inspect AV and the NHS, Alun Cochrane ponders Oliver Letwin.

This week's Now Show Audience Question was:

As 'Your Desert Island Discs' showed last week, particular songs recall particular memories for people. Give us one of yours.

What does it make you think of?

Starring Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis; with Mitch Benn, Jon Holmes, Laura Shavin and special guest Andy Zaltzman.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Steve Hall, Jon Hunter, Ben Partridge, Ava Vidal and Andy Wolton.

Produced by Colin Anderson.

Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and team perform topical stand-up, sketches and songs.

Starring Hugh Dennis and Jon Culshaw, with Mitch Benn, Jon Holmes, Jess Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth.

Written by the cast and Steve Punt, with additional material from Gareth Gwynn, Steve Hall, Will Ing, Ben Partridge and Andy Wolton. Oh, and that Benghazi joke from when Rory Bremner last did the show.

Produced by Colin Anderson.

Hugh Dennis and Jon Culshaw present an assortment of topical comedy.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by Mitch Benn and Jon Holmes, with special guests Robin Ince and Margaret Cabourn-Smith.

Producer: Colin Anderson.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the topical comedy gangshow.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are back for a new series of The Now Show, with Laura Shavin, John Holmes, Lloyd Langford and Mitch Benn.

Producer: Katie Tyrrell.

Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and the gang return for a new series of the topical comedy show.

It's the 37th series of The Now Show. And this, in many ways their Jubilee year, sees them joined by a range of guests from the world of comedy - from stalwarts Marcus Brigstocke and Jon Holmes, to newcomers Susan Calman and Nathan Caton. Join them for the pageant of the year.

The Now Show is written by Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis, with additional material from Rhodri Crooks, Jon Hunter, Juliet Meyers, Jack Bernhardt, Tom Neenan and Annie Burchill.

Produced by Victoria Lloyd.

Jon Holmes, Ava Vidal, Mitch Benn and Laura Shavin join Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis.

Marcus Brigstocke, Lloyd Langford, Mitch Benn and Laura Shavin join Punt and Dennis.

Susan Calman, Gareth Gwynn, Mitch Benn and Laura Shavin join Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis join Nathan Caton, Mitch Benn, Laura Shavin and Jon Holmes.

Written by the cast with additional material from Jane Lamacraft, Andy Wolton, Tom Neenan and Alice Gregg.

Produced by Colin Anderson.

Written by the cast with additional material from Gareth Gwynn, Max Davis, Liam Beirne, Sarah Campbell and Rebecca Channon.

Produced by Alexandra Smith.

This week the gang take a look at the impending EU Referendum and discuss the fallout from Super Tuesday with Channel 4 News' Chief Writer Felicity Spector.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week in news through stand-up and sketches.

This week the gang explore the binary nature of news reporting and discuss the implications of a future dominated by Artificial Intelligence with Dr Nick Hawes of Birmingham University.

This week the gang take a look at the winners and losers from the Budget 2016, Andy Zaltzman makes an argument for sport to save us all, Lucy Porter lays out her plans to open an academy school and Steve and Hugh discuss how the impending EU referendum is viewed from across the English Channel with the UK Correspondent for De Spiegel magazine Christoph Scheuermann.

This week the gang take a look at the fallout from Iain Duncan Smith's surprise resignation, Ellie Taylor explains why Millennials are so anxious, Jon lets his appreciations for the Great British public be known in no uncertain terms and Punt and Dennis discuss the lack of sound opposition in the House of Commons with the Assistant Editor for The Spectator Isabel Hardman.

With Ellie Taylor, Jon Holmes and Mitch Benn.

On its 100th anniversary Jake Yapp makes a plea for us to keep British Summer Time 365 days a year, Mike Wilmot takes a crack at Canadian political satire and Deputy Arts Editor for The Independent Alice Jones discusses the TV BAFTA nominations with Punt and Dennis.

Zoe Lyons lays out her thinking as to why there are now more overweight people on the planet than underweight, Jon Holmes denounces our increasingly selfie obsessed society, Vikki Stone performs a song to help engage the British Public on the EU referendum and The Guardian's Foreign Correspondent Luke Harding discusses what it was like to investigate the Panama Papers.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week in news via topical stand-up and sketches.

Written by the cast with additional material from Jon Hunter, Liam Beirne, Robin Morgan and Dan Kiss.

Producer Alexandra Smith

BBC Studios Production.

US election results, Trump, the soothing powers of the word of the year, Putin, and puppets. Just some of the topics up for discussion in this week's episode.

Written by the cast with additional material from Jon Hunter, Jane Lamacraft, Jenny Laville, Robin Morgan and Dan Kiss.

Producer Alexandra Smith

BBC Studios Production.

Written by the cast with additional material from Max Davis, Carrie Quinlan, Robin Morgan and Michael Odewale.

Producer Alexandra Smith

BBC Studios Production.

Written by the cast with additional material from Jon Hunter, Liam Beirne, Jenny Laville, Max Davis and Laura Major.

Producer Alexandra Smith

BBC Studios Production.

This week the team look at Trump, Ed Balls, the current state of Brexit negotiations and UKIP's new leader...

Written by the cast with additional material from Sarah Morgan, Jane Lamacraft, Robin Morgan and Sophie Duker.

Producer Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production.

This week the team explore the Brexit legal challenge in the Supreme Court, hear Political Panto and take a trip to a cat cafe...

Written by the cast with additional material from Sarah Morgan, Gareth Gwynn, Jenny Laville, Robin Morgan and Becky Channon.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production.

This week the team look back at a momentous 2016, and celebrate Christmas with Lindsay Lohan...

Written by the cast with additional material from Gabby Hutchinson-Crouch, Gareth Gwynn, Jenny Laville, Robin Morgan and Catherine Bohart.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production.

Mae Martin discusses President Trump's repeal of federal guidance allowing transpersons to use the bathrooms they identify with and her own odd experiences in public bathrooms. Andy Zaltzman proposes an innovative new alternative to the House of Lords. Jess Robinson ponders what it'd be like if Beyonc退, Adele and Little Mix targeted women the way advertisers do. The Guardian's Maeve Shearlaw offers insights into the recent assassination of Kim Jong Nam.

This week we look at Philip Hammond's budget and hear from Kerry Godliman in the week of International Women's Day. Lucy Porter gives us the lowdown on the French Presidential election and Pippa Evans helps us feel less overwhelmed.

Plus intelligence specialist Julian Fisher.

Featuring: Luke Kempner.

With Additional Material by: Benjamin Partridge, Andy Woolton, Ben Hillyar, David Mayes and Jenny Laville

Producers: Adnan Ahmed and Joe Nunnery

BBC Studios Production.

Jack Carroll explores the possible impact of President Trump's health-care reform, Jake Yapp plans for a time when robots take all of our jobs and Lord West of Spithead joins Punt and Dennis to discuss the function of the House of Lords in modern politics.

The Producer was Katie Tyrrell.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis provide some comic relief.

Kiri Pritchard McLean airs her grievance with the Daily Mail's 'Legs-it' headline, Tudur Owen considers the future for Wales, should Scotland gain independence and broadcaster Peter Curran discusses the early days of the internet with Punt and Dennis.

Production Coordinator: Sarah Sharpe

Producer: Joseph Nunnery

It was a BBC Studios Production.

Malawian stand-up Daliso Chaponda explores Kim Jong Un's aversion to jibes about his weight. Ivo Graham offers his take on Pepsi's much maligned new advertising campaign. Pippa Evans sings an ode to Deliveroo's corporate speech and in the wake of Cadbury and Pepsi's PR disasters this week Public Relations Guru Trevor Morris talks to Steve and Hugh about what they could have done differently.

Produced by Joe Nunnery

A BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and guests present the week in news through stand-up and sketches.

Produced by Victoria Lloyd

A BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis recap the week, with guests David Quantick and Grainne Maguire.

It's budget week! We delve into their red box to present more sketches, stand up and song...

Gareth Gwynn takes us on a magical mystery tour of local radio, Andy Zaltzman plays hardball, Tamar Broadbent chooses Avocados with Eshaan Akbar as interview guest.

Producer...Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis recap the week, with guests Gareth Gwynn and Andy Zaltzman.

Plus an interview with Sunday Times Political Editor Tim Shipman.

Featuring George Fouracres.

Written by the Cast with additional material from Jon Hunter, Laura Major, Alice Gregg and Jenny Laville.

Producer... Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis recap the week with help from Lucy Porter and Kae Kurd.

Produced by Victoria Lloyd

A BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis and guests recap the week in news through stand-up and sketches.

Also starring Pippa Evans with her song about the bravery of America's Commander in Chief, Luke Kempner bring his vocal talents, Lucy Porter is inspired by the new head of the National Farmers Union, and Phil Wang welcomes our imminent Chinese overlords.

SM: Marc Willcox

Production coordinator: Sarah Sharpe

Producer: Matt Stronge

A BBC Studios Production.

This week Steve and Hugh examine the exciting subject of trade wars, doping allegations and Dr. Seuss.

It was International Women's Day this week and Jen Brister takes us through female representation, the gender pay gap, and Doctor Who; Desiree Burch ask how to make Britain thin again; Jake Yapp presents Henry Bolton's new political party's launch song and the 11 time Paralympian gold medallist, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson chats to Steve and Hugh about the Winter Paralympics, and her experiences being a world champion athlete.

Sound-editor: Marc Willcox

Production coordinator: Sarah Sharpe

The Now Show is a BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week's news via topical stand-up and sketches.

This week they tackle British Science Week, the situation in Salisbury, Elon Musk's designs on Mars, as well as the 'right to forget' and local news from Kettering.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Liam Beirne, Sarah Morgan, Mike Shephard and Katie Storey.

Producer Matt Stronge

A BBC Studios Production.

Steve and Hugh try and get their heads round Cambridge Analytica, Marcus completely and definitely seriously calls for the Berlin Wall to be re-erected, while Ahir has a few things to say about baby boomers, and Jess tackles the news of a feminist James Bond.

Steve and Hugh also talk to Adam Kay about life as a Junior Doctor.

It was a BBC Studios Production.

The team tackle the recent Russian expulsions, Stormy Daniels, anti-semitism, Australian ball tampering, the opioid crisis, among others. Phew!

Steve and Hugh are also joined by veteran Weather Forecaster and National Treasure Michael Fish to partake in the great national pastime of talking about the weather.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Gareth Gwynn, Jenny Laville, Laura Major and Heidi Regan.

It was a BBC Studios Production.

This week Steve and Hugh look at the current trend of world leaders and their countries going back to the future, Ellie looks at the possibility of a 'citizen wealth fund' in the UK, Ola examines Martin Luther King Jnr's legacy and special guest adult entertainer Stormy Daniels joins us in the studio thanks to the vocal and songwriting talents of Tamar.

Steve and Hugh also sit down with Russian 退migr退 and stand-up comedian Olga Koch, to find out what life was like in Russia in the early days of the Russian Federation.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Jane Lamacraft, Robin Morgan, Laura Major and Catherine Brinkworth.

It was a BBC Studios production.

Joining Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis for this Edinburgh special are; NCA winner Stephen Buchanan and Edinburgh newcomer nominee Sarah Keyworth, Paul Mayhew-Archer, Luke Kempner and Karen Bartke

Written by the cast with additional material from Liam Beirne, Mike Shephard, Elaine Malcolmson, Simon Alcock and Laura Major.

Producer - Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production.

the news that John Lewis is no longer stocking DVD players.

Kiri Pritchard-McLean looks at the recent report from the Women and Equalities Committee, Jess Robinson channels a famous Glaswegian to tackle the equal pay strikes, and Phil Wang tells us why he thinks Dyson might have relocated to Singapore.

Gemma Arrowsmith and Luke Kempner provide additional voices.

It was a BBC Studios Production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a comedic look at the week's news.

Rose Matafeo looks at Kanye's latest tweets, Andy Zaltzman comes up with a way to achieve peace and unity in the world and Beardyman has a charity song for the wildlife of this planet.

Gemma Arrowsmith and Luke Kempner provide additional voices.

It was written by Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis with the cast

Additional material from Catherine Brinkworth, Gareth Gwynn, Charlie Dinkin and Laura Major

The song was written by Beardyman and Jay Foreman

The production coordinator was Sarah Sharpe

It was a BBC Studios production.

Hugh and the team look at the mid-terms, Lloyd Langford investigates the Proud Boys, Felicity Ward has something to help the Australian cricket team and Jess Robinson tackles the biggest story this week - the Spice Girls reunion.

Gemma Arrowsmith and Luke Kempner provide additional voices.

It was written by Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis and the cast, with additional material by Gareth Gwynn, Ian Smith, Mike Shephard and Laura Sleep.

The song was written and arranged by Jess Robinson, Matthew Crosby and Michael Roulston.

The production coordinator was Sarah Sharpe.

It was a BBC Studios production.

Ahir Shah has an upbeat piece about the world collapsing around him, Lucy Porter takes on sugar, and Beardyman brings us a beat-boxing Jacob Rees-Mogg.

Gemma Arrowsmith and Luke Kempner provide additional voices.

It was written by Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis, with additional material from Robin Morgan, Katie Storey, Sophie Duker, Laura Major and Mike Shephard.

The production coordinator was Sarah Sharpe

It was a BBC Studios production.

Ivo Graham examines the recent tradition of Christmas adverts as events, and Sindhu Vee looks into the recent controversy around a film crew helping some penguins to safety. Jess Robinson brings up a festive song from Number 10.

Kieran Hodgson and Emma Sidi provide additional voices.

The show was written by Steve Punt and the cast with additional material from Madeleine Brettingham, Ed Amsden, Tom Coles, Joe Barnes, Laura Major and Mike Shephard.

The production coordinator was Sarah Sharpe and the producer was Matt Stronge.

It was a BBC Studios production.

Lucy Porter hosts this week's comedic look at the news.

Zoe Lyons compares the incredible achievement of the Insight Mars probe with the achievements of the British rail system; Ken Cheng tell us what Christmas is like with non-British parents and Jake Yapp takes us to the G20 summit.

Gemma Arrowsmith and Luke Kempner provide additional voices.

It was written by Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis with the cast - additional material from Jenny Laville, Sarah Morgan, Ian Smith, Ania Magliano, Laura Major and Mike Shephard.

The production coordinator was Sarah Sharpe.

It was a BBC Studios production.

Jake Yapp provides music with Gemma Arrowsmith as additional cast.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Jack Bernhardt, Laura Major, Esyllt Sears, Catherine Brinkworth and Kat Sadler.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

It was written by the cast, with additional material from Ed Amsden, Tom Coles, Mike Shephard, Catherine Brinkworth and Kai Samra.

The song was written and arranged by Jess Robinson, Matthew Crosby and Michael Roulston.

The producer was Adnan Ahmed. And it was a BBC Studios production.

It was written by the cast, with additional material from Jenny Laville, Robin Morgan, Nathan Roberts, Phoebe Roy and Edward Tew.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production.

Cast Member: Luke Kempner

Written by the cast with additional material from Liam Beirne, Sarah Morgan, Catherine Brinkworth and Aidan Fitzmaurice.

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production

Written by the cast with additional material from Laura Major, Ian Smith, Catherine Brinkworth, Kat Sadler and Jeffrey Aidoo.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production

Written by the cast with additional material from Gareth Gwynn, Catherine Brinkworth, Kat Sadler, Mike Shepherd and Zoe Tomalin,

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production

Featuring Angela Barnes spreading good news, Eshaan Akbar taking on the weighty issue of representation, and Luke Kempner asking to make it stop. Additional voices from Gemma Arrowsmith.

Written by the cast with additional material from Simon Alcock, Katie Storey, Phil Jerrod, Ben Clark, Catherine Brinkworth and Amy Xander.

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

BBC Studios Production

Featuring Josh Berry and Karen Bartke, with stand-up from comedians Jena Friedman (The Daily Show, Soft Focus), and Alice Snedden (co-host of hit podcast Boners of the Heart), music from Jonny and the Baptists and an interview with environment researcher and comedian Matt Winning.

Producer: Matt Stronge

Production Coordinator: Bev Tagg

A BBC Studios Production

Ivo Graham tackles the subject of celebrities wading into politics, Sophie Duker looks at the latest from the Royals, and Huge Davies gives us his searing hot take on the state of current affairs.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Gareth Gwynn, Madeleine Brettingham, Catherine Brinkworth and Alex Lynch.

It was a BBC Studios production.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Gareth Gwynn, Liam Beirne, Catherine Brinkworth and Eleanor Morton.

Produced by Matt Stronge.

It was a BBC Studios production.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis with Zoe Lyons, Ken Cheng, Jess Robinson and Josh Berry.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Jenny Laville, Mike Shephard, Catherine Brinkworth and Amy Mason.

It was a BBC Studios production.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Liam Beirne, Katie Storey, Kat Sadler and Alison Spittle.

It was a BBC Studios production.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Robin Morgan, Laura Major, Kat Sadler and Alex Kealy.

The producer is Matt Stronge.

It was a BBC Studios production.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Rose Johnson, Mike Shephard, Laura Major and Zoe Tomalin.

It was a BBC Studios production.

Katie Perrior gives us insight into what it's like doing PR for politicians on the campaign trail.

It was written by the cast with additional material by Sarah Morgan, Gabby Hutchinson-Crouch, Aidan Fitzmaurice and Mandy Baker.

It was a BBC Studios production.

With music from Rachel Parris and additional voices from Joe Barnes - ¦

Written by the cast, with additional material from Laura Major, Liam Bierne, Helena Langdon and Charlie Dinkin

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

Additional voices by Gemma Arrowsmith

Written by the cast, with additional material from Catherine Brinkworth, Jon Hunter, Aidan Fitzmaurice and Simon Alcock

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

Written by the cast, with additional material from Gareth Gwynn, Katie Storey, Charlie Dinkin and Mo Omar.

Producer: Julia McKenzie

A BBC Studios Production

The Now Show must go on!

With comedians Ellie Taylor, Kai Samra, and Dominic Frisby.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Jenny Laville, Robin Morgan, Hannah Fairweather and Simon Alcock.

Producer Julia McKenzie

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are 'at home' as they present the week, with jokes.

With comedians Geoff Norcott and Robin Morgan plus music from Tim Sutton and Sooz Kempner. Additional voices from Luke Kempner and Gemma Arrowsmith.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Mike Shepherd, Laura Major, Donald Alexander and Charlie Dinkin.

Producer Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis keep at a safe distance as they present the week, with jokes.

In the last of the current series, Zoe Lyons gets things done, Scott Bennett speaks to us from his shed, and Jess Robinson invokes her blitz spirit.

Also featuring George Fouracres and Gemma Arrowsmith.

Song written and arranged by Jess Robinson and Alex Silverman.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Catherine Brinkworth, Gareth Gwynn, Alex Kealy and Simon Alcock.

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis keep at a safe distance as they present the week, with jokes.

Joining them are Ellie Taylor and Matt Kirshen, with music from Tim Sutton and Sooz Kempner

Additional voices from Luke Kempner and Gemma Arrowsmith

Written by the cast, with additional material from Robin Morgan, Catherine Brinkworth, Ola Labib and Simon Alcock

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Engineer and Editor: David Thomas

Producer: Victoria Lloyd

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis take Ellie Taylor, Matt Kirshen & the cast trick or treating...

Additional voices from Luke Kempner and Gemma Arrowsmith

Written by the cast, with additional material from Gareth Gwynn, Athena Kugblenu, Ambika Mod and Charlie Dinkin

Song written and recorded by Jess Robinson and Alex Silverman

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Engineer and Editor: David Thomas

Producer: Victoria Lloyd

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis try to track down the next president of the USA.

Sarah Keyworth looks at breakups during lockdown, Darren Harriott sees an FA chairman cross the line; and Beardyman channels 2020...

Additional voices from Katie Norris and Josh Berry.

Written by the cast, with additional material from Mike Shepherd, Laura Major, Suchandrika Chakrabarti and Simon Alcock

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Engineer and Editor: David Thomas

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

Felicity Ward takes us on a trip to a land down under, Lost Voice Guy warms up for Christmas party season and Flo and Joan hear from Dolly Parton on how to get things done...Plus an interview with journalist Patrick Maguire.

Additional voices from Karen Bartke and George Fouracres

Written by the cast, with additional material from Jenny Laville, Toussaint Douglass, Mary O'Connell and Charlie Dinkin

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Engineer and Editor: David Thomas

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

This week Catherine Bohart dons The Crown, Eshaan Akbar takes responsibility and musical duo Harry and Chris take us to church...

Additional voices from Emma Sidi and George Fouracres

Written by the cast, with additional material from Jeffrey Aidoo, Laura Major, Georgie Flinn, Charlie George and Simon Alcock

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Engineer and Editor: David Thomas

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

This week Zoe Lyons is in the woods, Ivo Graham is at your leisure and Huge Davies is rooted to the sofa.

Additional voices provided by Luke Kempner and Emma Sidi

Written by the cast, with additional material from Gareth Gwynn, Josh Weller, Tania Edwards and Charlie Dinkin

Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow

Engineer and Editor: David Thomas

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

A BBC Studios Production

In the first show of the new series, they are joined by Jessica Fostekew who relays her time volunteering in a vaccination centre. Ken Cheng talks about his experiences as a Chinese Briton plus music from Beardyman...

Voice Actors: Luke Kempner and Gemma Arrowsmith

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

Production Co-Ordinator: Carina Andrews

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

This week Chris McCausland Musks up, Zoe Lyons takes a dip whilst Tim Sutton and Sooz Kempner go Gaga...

Voice Actors: George Fouracres and Karen Bartke

Producer: Adnan Ahmed

Production Co-Ordinator: Carina Andrews

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Ellie Taylor and Daliso Chaponda with music supplied by Huge Davies.

Voice Actors: George Fouracres and Gemma Arrowsmith

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Carina Andrews

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Lucy Porter fighting for our right to protest, Eshaan Akbar analysing our spending habits and a Beyonce inspired song by Jess Robinson and Felix Hagen.

Voice Actors: Jason Forbes and Karen Bartke

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Carina Andrews

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Dane Baptiste and Janine Harouni with music supplied by Rachel Parris .

Voice Actors: Chiara Goldsmith and Luke Kempner

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Geoff Norcott and Laura Lexx with music supplied by Huge Davies .

Voice Actors: Emily Lloyd-Saini and Kieran Hodgson

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Carina Andrews

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Ria Lina and Alun Cochrane with music supplied by Rachel Parris .

Voice Actors: Katie Norris and Luke Kempner

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Carina Andrews

Editor/Engineer: David Thomas

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Felicity Ward who has a fool proof plan for improving food in this country and Aurie Styla giving survival tips for the pandemic and the smug benefits of owning an electric car.

We also get a sneak peek at Adele's 23rd album, 96, from Jess Robinson. Music composed by Alex Silverman.

Voice Actors: Gemma Arrowsmith and Luke Kempner

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches from the BBC Radio Theatre in front of a remote audience.

Joining them from a safe distance is Felicity Ward and Aurie Styla with music supplied by Jess Robinson.

Joining them from a safe distance is Ria Lina and Daliso Chaponda with music supplied by Stiff and Kitsch.

Voice Actors: Luke Kempner and Katie Norris

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Glenn Moore talking about returning back to the office, Daliso Chaponda on the future of the Metaverse and Stiff & Kitsch with a song about all the things we can now worry about again now the pandemic is over (kind of).

Joining them from a safe distance is Michael Spicer tackling non-sensical politicians, Priya Hall wonders why we're experiencing shortages of pretty much everything and Ignacio Lopez plays us out with a Bowie-inspired song about billionaires in space.

Voice Actors: Luke Kempner and Karen Bartke.

Producer: Pete Strauss and Rajiv Karia

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Michael Spicer tackling non-sensical poiticians, Priya Hall wonders why we're experiencing shortages of pretty much everything and Igancio Lopez plays us out with a Bowie-inspired song about billionaires in space.

Producer: Pete Strauss & Rajiv Karia

Joining them from a safe distance is Ria Lina and Josh Pugh with music supplied by Beardyman.

Voice Actors: Natasha Hodgson and Luke Kempner.

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Joining them from a safe distance is Athena Kugblenu and Geoff Norcott with music supplied by Huge Davies.

Voice Actors: Emma Sidi and Jason Forbes

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Joining them for the final episode of the series and all from a safe distance is Janine Harouni, Jamie Macdonald with music supplied by Tim Sutton.

Voice Actors: Kieran Hodgson and Nimisha Odedra.

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Joining them for the final episode of the series and all from a safe distance is Janine Harouni, Jamie MacDonald with music supplied by Tim Sutton and Sooz Kempner.

Jess talks us through all the things she's doing to distract herself from the news, Ken takes on the cost of living crisis and Jazz Emu issues a challenge to Gordon Ramsay.

Voice Actors: Luke Kempner and Gemma Arrowsmith

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Co-Ordinator: Sarah Sharpe

BBC Studios Production

Cally takes inspiration from primates, Emmanuel fights his news addiction and Christy delivers a ballad to a national icon.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Catherine Brinkworth, Alex Kealy, Peter Tellouche and Jade Gebbie.

Voice actors: Gemma Arrowsmith and Ed Jones

Sound: Marc Willcox & Gary Newman

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

Anna Mann (Colin Hoult) shares advice about the cost of living crisis, Laura Lexx looks ahead to Prince Harry's autobiography, and musical guest Jordan Gray debunks a controversy about Mr Potato Head.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Rebecca Bain, Laura Major, Nathan Cowley and Jade Gebbie.

Voice actors: Luke Kempner and Katie Norris

Sound: Marc Willcox & Gary Newman

Executive Producer: James Robinson

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

Catherine Bohart wraps her head around the Elon Musk era at Twitter, Fin Taylor takes on the climate crisis, and Jazz Emu brings an original song that'll turn your art perspective upside-down.

The show was written by the cast and HUGH DENNIS with additional material from Tasha Dhanraj, Katie Storey, Carl Carzana and Cameron Loxdale.

Voice actors: GEMMA ARROWSMITH and DANIEL BARKER.

Sound: DAVID THOMAS

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

STEVE PUNT and GEMMA ARROWSMITH present the week via topical stand-up and sketches.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Sarah Campbell, Mike Shephard, Alex Garrick-Wright and Cameron Loxdale.

Voice actors: Luke Kempner and Stevie Martin

Sound: DAVID THOMAS

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production.

Lauren Pattison takes us through Matt Hancock's jungle journey, Alfie Brown declares why 'I Love Keir Starmer' and Jess Robinson sings us through what makes the perfect Christmas advert.

Executive Producer: Richard Morris

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Athena Kugblenu looks at Shamima Begum's citizenship appeal, Alex Kealy walks us through crises in cryptocurrency and Ignacio Lopez is an England fan singing about the meaning of the World Cup.

The show was written by STEVE PUNT and the cast with additional material from Simon Alcock, Alfie Packham, Vicky Richards and Jade Gebbie.

Voice actors: Jason Forbes and Roisin O'Mahony

Sound: DAVID THOMAS

Executive Producer: RICHARD MORRIS

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

HUGH DENNIS and Glenn Moore present the week via topical stand-up and sketches.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Aidan Fitzmaurice, Zoe Tomalin, Rachel E. Thorn and Cameron Loxdale.

Voice actors: George Fouracres and Lola Rose Maxwell

Sound: DAVID THOMAS

Executive Producer: RICHARD MORRIS

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They're joined by Jamie MacDonald, Lucy Porter and Ed MacArthur.

Jamie MacDonald shares his experience of Disability History Month, Lucy Porter examines our increasingly secular population and Ed MacArthur is a PR consultant, rebranding famous faces.

Sound assistant: Guy Marley

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Hugh Dennis, Sarah Campbell, Cameron Loxdale, Luke Beddows & Kate Dehnert.

Voice actors: Gemma Arrowsmith & Jason Forbes

Sound: Marc Willcox & John Hemingway

Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Jade Gebbie, Mike Shephard, Christina Riggs & Cody Dahler.

Voice actors: Gemma Arrowsmith & Luke Kempner

Sound: Marc Willcox & John Hemingway

Executive Producer: James Robinson & Pete Strauss

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Catherine Brinkworth, Cameron Loxdale, Carl Carzana & Kate Dehnert.

Voice actors: George Fouraces & Katie Norris.

Sound: Marc Willcox & Gary Newman

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They're joined by Daliso Chaponda who is exploring the small boats crisis, Olga Koch is giving us `a girl's guide to dating a tech bro in 2023` & Beardyman sings about the upcoming robot apocalypse.

The show is written by the cast with additional material from Jade Gebbie, Catherine Brinkworth, Carl Carzana & Kate Dehnert.

Voice actors: George Fouracres & Katie Norris

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Sound: Marc Willcox & Gary Newman

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They're joined by David Eagle, exploring how technological advancements can both help and hinder, Janine Harouni, looking at the changing abortion legislation in America & Jess Robinson, with a song on Gwyneth Paltrow's 'slalom witch trial'.

The show is written by the cast with additional material from Aidan Fitzmaurice, Katie Storey, Pravanya Pillay & Cody Dahler.

Voice actors: Daniel Barker & Roisin O'Mahony

Executive Producer: James Robinson

Producer: Sasha Bobak

The show is written by the cast with additional material from HUGH DENNIS, Laura Major, Mike Shephard, David Duncan & Kate Dehnert.

Voice actors: Luke Kempner & Chiara Goldsmith

Sound: GARY NEWMAN & John Hemingway

Executive Producer: RICHARD MORRIS

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt presents the week via topical stand-up and sketches. He's joined by Ahir Shah talking about the junior doctor strike, Alex Kealy exploring the French pension reforms & Rachel Parris singing about being stuck in the Dover queues over the Easter weekend.

Sound: Gary Newman & John Boland

Editor: Marc Willcox

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Alex Garrick-Wright, Zoe Tomalin, Chris Douch & Cody Dahler.

Voice actors: DANIEL BARKER & Chiara Goldsmith

Sound: MARC WILLCOX & GARY NEWMAN

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls

A BBC Studios Production

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They're joined by Andrew Doyle exploring the personalities of politicians today, Laura Smyth explaining how she is personally navigating all of the strikes & Jazz Emu who is auditioning to be the in-flight entertainment on Elon Musk's 'SpaceX'.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Cameron Loxdale, Tasha Dhanraj, Jules Garnett and Cody Dahler.

Voice actors: Roisin O'Mahony & Ed Jones

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They are joined by Ken Cheng, Helen Bauer and Rachel Parris.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Mike Shephard, Zoe Tomalin, Christina Riggs and Cody Dahler.

Voice actors: Daniel Barker & Gemma Arrowsmith

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They are joined by Alasdair Beckett-King, Desiree Burch & Huge Davies.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Mike Shephard, Tasha Dhanraj, David Duncan and Cody Dahler.

Voice Actors: Jason Forbes & Roisin O'Mahony

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Zoe Lyons helps Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis examine the week via stand-up and sketches.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They are joined by Zoe Lyons, Pierre Novellie and Jess Robinson.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Rachel E Thorn, Aidan Fitzmaurice, Joe Bates and Cody Dahler.

Voice Actors: Joz Norris and Gemma Arrowsmith.

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Ria Lina and Fin Taylor join to help examine the week via stand-up and sketches.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They are joined by Ria Lina, Fin Taylor and Ed MacArthur.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Alex Garrick-Wright, Jade Gebbie, Rhiannon Shaw, Miranda Holms and Cody Dahler.

Voice Actors: Jason Forbes and Lola-Rose Maxwell.

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Jessica Fostekew joins Punt and Dennis for the week in topical stand-up and sketches.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches, and are joined by David Eagle, Jessica Fostekew and Archie Henderson.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Adrian Gray, Miranda Holms, Rajiv Karia, Cameron Loxdale and Laura Major.

Voice Actors: Daniel Barker and Chiara Goldsmith.

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Geoff Norcott joins Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis for the week review in stand-up and sketch.

The weekly satirical sketch and stand-up show returns for its final episode this series. Hosts Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by stand-ups Geoff Norcott and Harriet Kemsley.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from David Duncan, Aidan Fitzmaurice, Jade Gebbie and Christina Riggs.

Voice Actors: Gemma Arrowsmith and Jason Forbes.

Producer: Rajiv Karia

Production Coordinator: Caroline Barlow

Marcus Brigstocke and Ria Lina join Punt and Dennis for first episode of the final series.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches, featuring Marcus Brigstocke and Ria Lina, and an original song from Ed MacArthur.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Tasha Dhanraj, Mike Shepard, Alex Bertulis-Fernandes and Peter Tellouche.

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Executive Producer: Pete Strauss

Production Coordinator: Caroline Barlow

Jon Holmes and Angela Barnes join Punt and Dennis for the fourth episode of the final series.

They are joined by Glenn Moore investigating the Beijing Half Marathon scandal and Harriet Kemsley on the law firm who accidentally divorced the wrong couple. Plus Jazz Emu looks to the future with an original song accompanied by his band Matt Hutson, Luke Bainbrige and Tom Marlow.

The show was written by the cast with additional material from Mike Shephard, Cameron Loxdale, Carl Carzana and Christina Riggs.

Producer: Sasha Bobak

Executive Producer: Rich Morris

Production Coordinator: Caroline Barlow

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the last ever Now Show.

Punt and Dennis present the last ever Now Show, joined by Glenn Moore and Harriet Kemsley, with an original song from Jazz Emu.