Episodes
S02E01 - Simple People Eating Complex Carbohydrates
S02E02 - The Pig Knows You're Frightened
S02E03 - Two Lesbians Pissed On By Bats
S02E04 - A British Asian Comedian Can No Longer Afford To Buy A House Because of James Brown
S02E05 - Thwarted Sex Pests
S02E06 - Countryfile
S02E07 - You Can Face Time Or You Can Face This
S02E08 - My Father's Would Be Assassins
S02E09 - Hello, Can I Have A Bath?
S02E10 - The Land Of Happy Donkeys
S02E11 - Unseen: The Lips And Arseholes Of Alan Davies
S04E01 - Don't Know If It Was The Embarrassment Or The Narcotics But I Have a Nose Bleed
S04E02 - A Clacker Free Zone
S04E03 - A Penis Poking Through The Window
S04E04 - Hitler & Jingle
S04E05 - Just Pop a Knife Near Your Penis
S04E06 - Jaffa Cake Nipples
S04E07 - Just The Moon and My Mum's Tits
S04E08 - Carnal Happy Fun Times
S04E09 - Do I Know Him? I Shagged Him!
S04E10 - Cream Cakes And Pernod
S05E01 - Captain Kirk & William Shatner are Two Different People
S05E02 - They Burnt My Arse With a Chicken
S05E03 - Free Pussy
S05E04 - Frank Bruno Was the Original Bus Driver
S05E05 - The Poxed Puppies of Leprous Bitches
S05E06 - Half of My Special Rose
S05E07 - My Breasts are at War
S05E08 - Roll Your Trousers Up and Do a Krankie
S06E01 - Chin Chin Bitches
S06E02 - Go Ahead, Motorboat Me
S06E03 - Full Arse in the Bin
S06E04 - Powerful Exposed Lips
S06E05 - I Scribbled on the Other Breast
S06E06 - My Vagina Smells of Sausages
S06E07 - Very Loud and Very Rude
S06E08 - Don't Do a Punchline When I'm Swallowing
S06E09 - The Accuracy of a Pigeon
S06E10 - A Hundred Quid Nothing Nothing Vibrator
S07E01 - Magaluf And A Busy Nose
S07E02 - You'll Knock The Park Out Of The Ball
S07E03 - Well, Well, Well, We Seem To Have Caught Ourselves A Twat
S07E04 - Français Champignon
S07E05 - Groped The King
S07E06 - "I Come From Hastings!"
S07E07 - I Like It Dry
S07E08 - "Your Man, Your Woman, Your Whatever...?"
S07E09 - Unseen Clips (Season 7)
Alan Davies showcases his comedic talent in a laid-back setting, far from the constraints of stage performances or his familiar roles in QI and Jonathan Creek. Here, he gathers with fellow comedians, sharing candid conversations filled with humor and spontaneity. This relaxed atmosphere allows Davies to shine in his element, revealing a more personal side as he engages in witty banter and lighthearted storytelling with his closest friends in comedy. It's an intimate glimpse into the minds of some of Britain’s best-loved funnymen.
Year
2014
Country
GB
Seasons
7