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Episode seven of the brand-new Mock the Week on TLC sees Dara Ó Briain joined by series regular Rhys James alongside Ed Byrne, Hugh Dennis, Ellie Taylor, Alasdair Beckett-King, and Janine Harouni. This week the panel tackles topics including Keir Starmer and Donald Trump’s “special relationship”, Dara's astronaut ambitions, and Ellie Taylor's world-changing realisation that a DeLorean is, in fact, a real car.
Episode six of the brand-new Mock the Week on TLC sees Dara Ó Briain joined by series regular Rhys James, Ahir Shah, Angela Barnes, Milton Jones, Sarah Keyworth and Glenn Moore. Their news agenda this week includes the Gorton and Denton by-election and the Clinton’s Epstein deposition.
Sarah Keyworth mused “Would it be fair to say we’ve all been pretending we’ve always known what Gorton and Denton is?”
Following the launch of the new-look, free-to-air TLC at the start of the year, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) UK & Ireland has added more comedy entertainment to its broad offering.
On this week's Mock the Week Dara Ó Briain is joined by series regular Rhys James, Sara Pascoe, Glenn Moore, Ed Byrne, Emmanuel Sonubi and Zoe Lyons who share their comedic take on the latest news stories including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Keir Starmer.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.
In next week's show, Dara Ó Briain will be joined by series regular Rhys James, Ahir Shar, Angela Barnes, Milton Jones, Sarah Keyworth and Glenn Moore.
In episode three of brand new Mock The Week on TLC, Dara is joined by series regular Rhys James, alongside Sara Pascoe, Katherine Ryan, Glenn Moore, Sarah Keyworth and Hugh Dennis - who is back on the panel for the first time this series. They take a satirical romp through some of the week’s biggest headlines including Keir Starmer’s chief of staff resignation - political blame games, and Elon Musk’s satellites.
Mock the Week is to return with a new series, launching Sunday 1st February at 9pm on TLC, which is now free-to-air in the UK. Once again it will be hosted by Dara Ó Briain. The witty, fast-paced, satirical panel show that turns the week’s news into comedy gold will now feature hour-long episodes packed full of jokes and the chaotic energy fans know and love.
Amazon Freevee have announced the commissioning of an American version of long-running UK topical comedy series Mock the Week which will begin filming in early 2024. The series will be executive produced by the format’s co-creator, BAFTA-winning producer Dan Patterson together with Emmy-winning former Daily Show host Trevor Noah in a move that is already being described as “probably the most momentous thing that will happen in the USA in 2024...
Mock the Week will now begin recording next Wednesday, 21st September, with transmission on Friday 23rd September. This will be the last series of the long-running comedy panel show.
There will now be five regular episodes followed by two specials looking back over the seventeen years the series has been running.
Long-running panel show Mock the Week is preparing to return to BBC2 for its 21st and final series this month.
Mock The Week returns for a new series on Thursday May 13 at 10pm on BBC Two.
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