Alan Carr: Chatty Man

It's a two-hour live show presented by a "national treasure", with "national treasure" guests, celebrating our "national treasures". If you're already getting jaded by this summer's incessant wheeling out of forgotten athletes and coronation chicken, this is probably not for you. Carr will be joined by David Walliams, the cast of Made In Chelsea and, er, Justin Bieber. They'll compete to prove how game for a laugh they are in a series of sketches and turns.

The talkative host welcomes Sacha Baron Cohen in character as Supreme Leader Admiral General Aladeen of Wadiya to plug his latest film The Dictator, tonight. The actors from the film Snow White and the Huntsman are also out in promotional force tonight, with Ray Winstone appearing here and his co-star Kristen Stewart appearing on The Graham Norton Show. Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby make up the numbers and music comes from Rebecca Ferguson.

Expect an explosion of camp and innuendo face-off when host Alan Carr welcomes comedian David Walliams to the studio tonight. The men's penchant for Carry On-style humour means it's likely to be liberally sprinkled throughout an episode that also welcomes guests Amanda Holden, Walliams's fellow judge on Britain's Got Talent, comedian Eddie Izzard and the cast of the reality show Made In Chelsea. Music comes from American indie rock band Gossip.

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