Schedule Friday 17th August 2018
1:30pm30 min
Breaking The News
Series 10, Episode 9Des is joined by Zoe Lyons, Martel Maxwell, Matt Forde and Stuart Mitchell.
4:40pm15 min
Bitz & Bob
Series 2, Episode 13 - Woolly Wonder GirlPolice Chief Bevel has his hands full trying to stop rowdy rascals Zip and Pop on their noise-making spree in Craft City.
6:30pm30 min
Where's The F In News?
Series 1, Episode 5A lively show with a female panel taking current events and lifestyle trends as a starting point for a series of fresh and funny challenges.
9pm60 min
8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
Series 15 (Channel 4: Series 16), Episode 6Sean Lock and Richard Ayoade take on Jon Richardson and Jessica Knappett. Plus special guests Alex Horne and the Horne Section join Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, while maths whizz Rachel Riley looks after the numbers and letters.
10pm30 min
The Big Asian Stand-Up
Episode 1Nish Kumar introduces a mix of hilarious stand-up comedians from the iconic City Varieties in Leeds, showcasing a new wave of Asian comedians from the UK and beyond. The show's five acts include the award-winning Tez Ilyas and Emily Lloyd-Saini, Indian stand-up comedian Anuvab Pal, Bradford-based comic Isma Almas and rising star Eshaan Akbar.
10pm65 min
The Last Leg
Series 14, Episode 9This week Lily Allen and Caitlyn Jenner join them to help dissect the week's events and talking points.
10:30pm25 min
Funny From The Fringe
2018, Episode 2Jayde Adams takes us to the 2018 Festival Fringe, bringing us the sights, sounds and smells of the world's biggest arts festival.
10:35pm40 min version
Room 101
Series 7, Episode 5 - Roisin Conaty, Chris Kamara, Nish KumarRoisin Conaty, Chris Kamara and Nish Kumar compete to have their pet hates and peeves consigned to Room 101, with topics including bread in restaurants, downloading music and ex-partners.
11:05pm30 min
Edinburgh Nights With Nish Kumar
Series 1, Episode 1Nish Kumar is behind the scenes with some of the biggest names and hopeful first timers in comedy as they try out new material and new acts. He follows comedy performers and entrepreneurs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe who are risking it all to get laughs from the four million visitors who arrive in the city in August.