Have I Got News For You
- TV panel show
- BBC One / BBC Two
- 1990 - 2024
- 610 episodes (68 series)
Long-running topical panel game with a strong political slant, featuring team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. Also features Angus Deayton.
- Continues on Friday 27th December on BBC1 at 10pm with Series 68, Highlights Special
- Catch-up on Series 68, Episode 10
Streaming rank this week: 113
Press clippings Page 9
HIGNFY: BBC dismiss complaints over Hislop and Cummings
'No one is exempt from satire,' said the corporation in a statement.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 4th June 2020HIGNFY: viewers praise Hislop for ripping into Cummings
Presenter said advisor's press conference was 'utter twoddle'.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 30th May 2020How shows are coping without a studio audience
If somebody tells a joke, and nobody is around to hear it, was it actually funny?
Steven McIntosh, BBC, 28th April 2020Stephen Mangan: Filming HIGNFY from living room weird
Stephen Mangan says filming Have I Got News For You during lockdown was like a "horrendous Skype call".
Female First, 21st April 2020Making HIGNFY via video
Jimmy Mulville discusses how Hat Trick is learning a new grammar for BBC One's flagship topical quiz.
Desiree Ibekwe, Broadcast, 17th April 2020What happens when a joke is followed by silence
Now, I'm not the funniest person in the world. (Maybe the fourth, or fifth? I try to stay humble.) But when I started doing live comedy, I was even worse than I am now. Nothing teaches you how to generate a laugh--or makes you more keen to get one--than ending a sentence and being greeted with the howling sound of absolute silence.
Helen Lewis, The Atlantic, 8th April 2020Have I Got News For You and The Mash Report reviewed
Many people have had to get used to working from home in recent weeks, and purveyors of topical quips are not exempt, with both Have I Got News For You and The Mash Report returning last night.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 4th April 2020Why it's great news that HIGNFY back
Paul and Ian are exactly what we need right now, says Emma Bullimore.
Emma Bullimore, Radio Times, 3rd April 2020HIGNFY returns as 'a more elaborate video conference'
The BBC's long-running panel show Have I Got News For You has completed its first episode during the Covid-19 crisis, with all five participants filming themselves from their homes, the show's producer has said, describing the remote show as 'a more elaborate video conference'.
Engineering & Technology, 3rd April 2020Have I Got News For You, review
Satire institution proves it can actually thrive on the current chaos.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 3rd April 2020