josh widdicombe
Josh Widdicombe is touring again with his latest stand-up show Bit much? It’ll be a very funny night of grumbles and jokes in which Josh will finally tackle the hot comedy topics of advent calendars, pesto and the closing time of his local park in East London
Hit podcast Parenting Hell (formerly known as Lockdown Parenting Hell) is back for Series 3, with lots of exciting new guests and hilarious chat between these two dads – which ensures that the show is constantly at the top of the podcast charts.
Since April last year, comedy pals Josh Widdicombe and Rob Beckett have been bringing together fellow parents to share the highs and lows of being a parent in these times and provide a comedy lifeline for so many.
I don't know what Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker will be talking about on tonight's show. But I can hazard an educated guess.
The England v Italy Euros final should definitely be on the agenda this week in the show and maybe in the #isitok section too.
Particularly as the guests include David Baddiel, Frank Skinner and The Lightning Seeds (Ian Broudie) who will be performing Three Lions – they might as well do it now, maybe they will have to retire it after Sunday's final.
Another brand new episode of Would I Lie To You? airs tonight, featuring skis, royalty and Wotsits. Host Rob Brydon and regulars David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by Josh Widdicombe (who of course also crops up as co-host of The Last Leg an hour later), BBC DJ Gemma Cairney, antiques expert Raj Bisram and fashion designer/Made In Chelsea/Celebs Go Dating reality TV person Sophie Hermann.
The award-winning The Last Leg makes a welcome return to Friday nights on Channel 4 for a 20th series. The quadruple BAFTA-nominated show is back, live and socially distanced, from The Last Leg studios from Friday 23rd October with a 90-minute Stand Up To Cancer Special at 10pm on Channel 4.
I've been to all sorts of comedy shows in the last few months, but this one seemed to be the best. Maybe it's because Greenwich Comedy Festival gigs always have an al fresco vibe as they are usually in marquees. Maybe i just needed a laugh more than ever. Or maybe the acts were just excellent and that's what a comedy gig needs most of all.
Off The Kerb has been raising money for Waverley Care through live shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival since 2003, and 2020 will be no different. Well it will be a bit different because this year's show will be online...
Last Leg presenter Josh Widdicombe has accepted the nomination to do the #24keepupchallenge.
He attempted to keep what looked like a large beach ball in the air 24 times in his kitchen to raise money for the North Devon Hospice, a charity providing specialist care and support to people who are affected by a life-limiting illness.
Comedians and friends Josh Widdicombe and Rob Beckett are launching a new podcast aimed at bringing together famous friends and fellow parents to share the highs and lows of being a parent during the lockdown.
Comedian Josh Widdicombe is certainly using his enforced leisure time usefully. He has decided to sort out his tea bags.
He posted the news on his Instagram account and explained his action: "Lockdown given me a chance to sort out my herbal teas." See picture here.
Unfortunately the second picture he posted explained his further remark: "Sadly it has already been ruined. #livid19" It was a picture of a small child who has tipped his bags all ove the floor." Not so much infusions as confusions.
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