Mark Watson

Mark Watson's Live Address To The Nation - Mark Watson's Passion Thriller

Mark asked the audience whether he should finish the show with a passion "thriller" (singing Nessun Dorma) or a passion "killer" (reading the Shipping Forecast with ice being put down his pants). He got a bit of both.

Mark Watson's Live Address To The Nation - Mark Watson needs your passion stories

Mark Watson introduces the theme of the fourth episode.

Mark Watson's Live Address To The Nation - Watson's in a Tickle

Mark Watson asked the audience whether he should finish his programme with an act of intelligence (a quiz) or stupidity (a tickle). They went for the tickle.

Mark Watson's Live Address To The Nation - Mark Watson eats an apple or an onion

Mark Watson asked the audience to suggest whether he should end the programme by eating an apple or an onion. He had faith in his audience to choose an apple...

Mark Watson's Live Address To The Nation - Mark Watson in the arms of a Gladiator

Mark Watson finishes the first episode of his Live Address to the Nation in the arms of James Crossley, aka Hunter from the TV series Gladiator.

The audience at home were asked to choose whether Mark should finish the show with a display of physical or mental strength; they chose mental. In this clip, Tim Key and Tom Basden shout insults at Mark while Hunter (who was standing by in case the audience chose a physical task) cradles Mark.

Improvisation My Dear Mark Watson

A clip from the pilot episode of Improvisation My Dear Mark Watson, Dave's new improv show involving green screen technology.