Rosie Jones joins us for a Q&A with series producer Hannah Duncombe ahead of the new series of Out of Order, on Comedy Central.
Rosie talks about what drew her to the show, what made production so special and which team captain she thinks is the best. Comedy Central’s award-winning comedy show, Out of Order, returns to screens on Monday 16th September with six brand new episodes.
Out of Order is a Rumpus Media Production for Comedy Central.
Jones will task teams of celebrities led by captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love with finding out which of 'Rosie's Regulars', a group of unapologetic but endearing members of the public, are 'Out of Order'.
In a series of rounds, they'll be given a revealing category such as 'Who sends the most messages to their mum?' or 'Who's had the most one-night stands?', and they'll have to rank the Regulars from least to most.
The final round will involve a role reversal as one of the Regulars will judge Rosie and the celebrity teams in an attempt to win a cash prize.
Guessable is a play-along panel show where two celebrity teams battle it out to identify the famous name or object inside a mystery box.
Comedian Sara Pascoe will host the show, with John Kearns acting as her assistant. Alan Davies and Darren Harriott will lead their teams as captains, in the format of a classic family game packed full of trivia…with a twist.
The eight-part series has been produced by Tuesday’s Child Television.
Former England goalkeeper David James MBE is one of the first celebrities announced joining this year's Strictly line-up.
James began his career at Watford F.C and went on to lift the League Cup for Liverpool and contribute to Portsmouth’s success in the FA Cup.
The Comedy Bus (w/t) will follow six comedians as they travel to each of their hometowns to see how they have changed over the years.
Joining Dommett and Stirling for a trip down memory lane are Mock the Week regular Tom Allen, Suzi Ruffell, Darren Harriott and Kiri Pritchard-Mclean.
The series will be produced by Sacha Baron Cohen and Andrew Newman’s company Spelthorne Community Television
The duo’s warm and funny relationship is once again dissected for the third season of their travelling adventures.
Following the success of the pair’s USA Road Trip, the new 6-part season will see mother and son discover a world of Samurais in Japan, advanced technology in South Korea, and an island paradise in Thailand.
Their journey continues with a visit to a 5-star acting academy in Mumbai to learn what it takes to make it in Bollywood. The pair also attempt folkoric water puppetry in Vietnam and care for rescue elephants in Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand.
The revival will stay true to the original 80s and 90s format of the show, which aired on ITV, and sees students attempting to cross a hexagonal board for a chance to win an ‘experiential prize.’
Students and sixth formers will answer trivia questions correlating to a certain letter and be able to move forward onto the iconic Gold Run bonus round.
The first two series are set to be recorded early next year and will include two celebrity specials.
“I’m delighted to take over this classic quiz-show,” commented Dara O’Briain.
Back for a second season, stand-ups Nish Kumar and Joel Dommett continue their hilarious journey around the world, humiliating themselves in the process. In this episode, the pair embark on a gruelling trek up a mountain in Peru. Will their one-liners help them conquer such a quest?
Each episode will feature stand-up from Catastrophe writer and star Rob Delaney, before he introduces two guest comedians to perform in front of the live audience. Past series have included the comedy stylings of Al Murray, Katherine Ryan, Russell Howard, Sara Pascoe, Lee Nelson and Jimmy Carr.
“I’m excited to be hosting a series for Comedy Central that will showcase a slew of great stand-ups and is also walking distance from my house,” joked Rob Delaney.
The previous series of Stand Up Central were hosted first by Russell Howard and then by Chris Ramsey.
