The Russell Howard Hour: Series 3, Episode 8

TV comedy / stand-up
Sky Max / Sky One
2017 - 2022
84 episodes (6 series)

Russell Howard's comedy series for Sky, mixing topical stand-up and interviews.

Series 3, Episode 8

The Russell Howard Hour. Image shows from L to R: Jamali Maddix, Russell Howard. Copyright: Avalon Television

Join Russell as he tackles Megxit, chats to Jamali Maddix about facing racism in documentary Hate Thy Neighbour, and visits a stunt school with Paul Chowdhry.

Preview clips

Broadcast details

Date: Thursday 16^th January 2020
Time: 10pm
Channel: Sky One
Length: 60 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast
Russell Howard	Host / Presenter

Guest cast
Jamali Maddix	Guest
Paul Chowdhry	Self
Jade Kilduff	Self
Diana Kilduff	Self

Writing team
Russell Howard	Writer
Steve Hall	Writer
Steve Williams	Writer
Kiri Pritchard-McLean	Writer

Production team
Peter Orton	Director
Phil Loweth	DV Director
Christopher Poole	Playground Politics Director
Tom Vinnicombe	VT Director
Robyn O'Brien	Series Producer
Dan Atkinson	Producer
Jason Dawson	Producer
Richard Allen-Turner	Executive Producer
James Taylor	Executive Producer
Jon Thoday	Executive Producer
Shirley Jones	Executive Producer
Gezz Mounter	Line Producer
Vickie Mansell	Post Producer
Richard Garvin	Consultant Producer
Jenny Rush	Video Producer
Chris Hay	Editor
Steve Nayler	Editor
Luke Smith	Editor
James Dillon	Production Designer
Julia Smith	Lighting Designer
Sam Gale	Composer

Videos

Jamali Maddix interview

Jamali Maddix is a comedian and documentary maker, who has confronted the KKK, Nazis, child YouTube stars and cam girls. He talks to Russell Howard about some of those experiences.

Featuring: Russell Howard & Jamali Maddix.

Paul Chowdhry & Russell Howard go to stunt school

Paul Chowdhry, who is the only logical contender for the next James Bond, goes to stunt school with Russell Howard.

Featuring: Russell Howard & Paul Chowdhry.

Loving sister learnt sign language to help her brother communicate

Jade stopped at nothing to help her little brother Christian learn to communicate and now she's helping other non-verbal children by petitioning to get British Sign Language taught in schools.