Update 14/11: OK, forget what I said earlier, it went up late but it's there now. Link here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b083s663

Frankie Boyle is to give his verdict on the US Elections on the BBC in November.

Following the success of his Scottish Referendum and General Election Autopsy editions, Boyle returns to take centre stage in American Autopsy, which will premiere on BBC iPlayer on Monday, November 14 and will be broadcast later in the week on BBC Two.

In the wake of the Presidential election, the show features Boyle trying to make sense of America today.

Fellow comedians Katherine Ryan and Sara Pascoe and other experts will join him in front of a live studio audience in Peckham’s Asylum Chapel to give his take on the result - shortly after millions go to the polls on 8 November.  

Boyle will make a series of statements about the USA before the audience decide whether he’s right or wrong.”

Boyle said: “So great to be able to get the band back together with the brilliant Sara Pascoe and Katherine Ryan, we look forward to broadcasting what may, depending on the result, be one of the final comedy shows before a full scale nuclear war."

Victoria Jaye, Head of TV Content for BBC iPlayer says: “We’re thrilled to welcome Frankie Boyle back to BBC iPlayer in this unique entertainment event. As a leading satirist of our time, who better than Frankie to unpack the outcome of the US Presidential Election and the extraordinary events leading up to the most important person on the planet being voted into office? Frankie has proved a huge hit with iPlayer viewers - his previous iPlayer original titles, attracting over 2 million requests. This latest Autopsy cannot come soon enough.”

Watch Frankie Boyle's Referendum Autopsy here.