Two Priests And A Nun Go Into A Pub
Paul Merton interviews six leading comedians who, like him, were raised as Catholics and asks what influenced them.
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 01 | Paul O'grady | 20000415 | 20031127 (BBC7) 20040708 (BBC7) 20040709 (BBC7) | Paul O'grady, aka Lily Savage. |
| 01 | 02 | Graham Linehan | 20000422 | 20031204 (BBC7) 20040715 (BBC7) 20040716 (BBC7) | The co-creator of 'Father Ted'. |
| 01 | 03 | Julian Clary | 20000429 | 20031211 (BBC7) 20040722 (BBC7) 20040723 (BBC7) | Paul talks to Julian Clary about his life and influences which range from The Good Life to Alan Bennett. |
| 01 | 04 | Pauline Mclynn | 20000506 | 20031218 (BBC7) 20040729 (BBC7) 20040730 (BBC7) | The actress Pauline Mclynn talks about Mrs Doyle, Catholicism and falling over. |
| 01 | 05 | Fiona Allen | 20000513 | 20040101 (BBC7) 20040805 (BBC7) 20040806 (BBC7) | from Smack The Pony talks about Bury, punk Rock and the influence of the Catholic Church. |
| 01 | 06 LAST | Kathy Burke | 20000520 | 20040108 (BBC7) 20040812 (BBC7) 20040813 (BBC7) | talks about the loss of her mother, the Irish community in Islington and being an actress, writer and director. |
| 05 | Fiona Allen | 20000513 | 20040101 (BBC7) | ||
| 06 | Kathy Burke | 20000520 | 20040108 (BBC7) |
Updated: 1/6/2013