Jo Brand to present How To Stay Sane In A Mad World
- Jo Brand's How To Stay Sane In A Mad World is coming to Channel 4 on Friday 11th December at 8pm
- The hour-long show will see the comedian offering light-hearted suggestions on how to cope with lockdown
- Channel 4 says: "This guide will be the perfect companion to help us get through the gloomy winter months"
Jo Brand is to front a new TV show offering a light-hearted look at how to cope with coronavirus lockdowns.
Jo Brand's How To Stay Sane In A Mad World, a one-off hour-long programme, will be broadcast on Channel 4 this Friday 11th December at 8pm.
The network explains: "2020, it's been quite the year, which is why Channel 4 has commissioned Jo Brand to take an alphabetic romp through the most creative and Covid-friendly ways to help us stay sane over the months ahead.
"Let's face it banana bread was so last March and we're all slightly puzzled at the number of jigsaws we've managed to complete over the last eight months. The nights have drawn in and we need new ways to lift our spirits and keep us going through the low-key winter that's set to come. So from health to horticulture, QR codes to UV rays, and hibernation to isolation this is the A-Z guide that you never knew you needed.
"Along with a host of famous faces and brimming with expert advice to keep you fighting fit and mentally strong Jo will have tips, quips and tonnes of takeout to hopefully make surviving a pandemic that little bit easier."
Louisa Compton from Channel 4 says: "With coronavirus restrictions set to impact our lives for months to come - this guide will be the perfect companion to help us get through the gloomy winter months."
Jo Brand comments: "I did suggest we stop after A is for Alcohol and C is for Cake but I'm assured there are 23 more suggestions to follow so stay tuned."
Executive producers Lizi Wootton and Mirella Breda from producers Two Rivers Media add: "We're thrilled to be making this show with Channel 4 and the brilliant Jo Brand - who better to give us all some straight-talking advice on how to get through the next 6 months with mind and body intact."