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David Tennant takes on the role of presenter for a longer‑than‑usual edition of the satirical current‑affairs quiz. He is joined by comedian Miles Jupp and journalist Cathy Newman, who appear alongside the regular team leaders, Paul Merton and Ian Hislop. The episode extends the usual format, allowing the host and the two guests more time to interact with the captains as the quiz progresses. Tennant guides the proceedings, while Jupp contributes his comedic perspective and Newman offers journalistic insight. Merton and Hislop continue to lead their respective teams, competing under the show’s trademark blend of humour and current‑events questioning in this special broadcast.

In this longer version of the comedy‑quiz, Jo Brand returns as presenter, steering the show through its satirical rounds. She is joined by Heidi Allen and Phil Wang, who take seats alongside the regular team leaders, veteran journalists Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. The extended format gives the two captains extra time to spar with the guests, while Brand keeps the pace lively. Together, the quartet navigates the humour‑filled questions, maintaining the programme’s trademark wit. The show continues its tradition of blending current affairs with comedy, as the captains guide their respective squads through a series of tongue‑in‑cheek challenges. Brand’s role as host involves prompting the contestants, keeping the banter flowing, and ensuring runtime is filled with the programme’s irreverence.

In this longer version of the comedy‑quiz, Jo Brand returns as presenter, steering the show through its satirical rounds. She is joined by Heidi Allen and Phil Wang, who take seats alongside the regular team leaders, veteran journalists Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. The extended format gives the two captains extra time to spar with the guests, while Brand keeps the pace lively. Together, the quartet navigates the humour‑filled questions, maintaining the programme’s trademark wit. The show continues its tradition of blending current affairs with comedy, as the captains guide their respective squads through a series of tongue‑in‑cheek challenges. Brand’s role as host involves prompting the contestants, keeping the banter flowing, and ensuring runtime is filled with the programme’s irreverence.

Actor Damian Lewis fronts an extended edition of the satirical quiz, taking on the presenting duties and steering the show’s comedic challenges. He is joined by journalist Katy Balls, whose incisive commentary adds a political edge, and comedian Chris McCausland, whose quick‑witted humour lightens the atmosphere. Both sit opposite the two long‑standing captains, Ian Hislop and Paul Merton, who each lead their respective teams through the round‑based questioning. The line‑up combines Lewis’s on‑screen gravitas with Balls’s journalistic sharpness and McCausland’s comic timing, while Hislop and Merton provide the familiar rivalry that defines the programme. Viewers can expect a lively blend of wit and insight as the teams compete.

Actor Damian Lewis fronts an extended edition of the satirical quiz, taking on the presenting duties and steering the show’s comedic challenges. He is joined by journalist Katy Balls, whose incisive commentary adds a political edge, and comedian Chris McCausland, whose quick‑witted humour lightens the atmosphere. Both sit opposite the two long‑standing captains, Ian Hislop and Paul Merton, who each lead their respective teams through the round‑based questioning. The line‑up combines Lewis’s on‑screen gravitas with Balls’s journalistic sharpness and McCausland’s comic timing, while Hislop and Merton provide the familiar rivalry that defines the programme. Viewers can expect a lively blend of wit and insight as the teams compete.

Adil Ray fronts an extended edition of the satirical quiz, taking charge of the programme as its presenter. The longer format gives him extra scope to guide the proceedings, while the show retains its trademark mix of humour and political satire. Joining him are comedian Kiri Pritchard‑McLean and Conservative MP Nicky Morgan, who sit alongside the regular team captains, veteran satirist Ian Hislop and comedian Paul Merton. Together they form the two sides that compete under Ray’s direction, each bringing their own brand of wit to the quiz. The combination of a comedian, a politician and two seasoned satirists creates a lively atmosphere as the quiz unfolds.

Adil Ray fronts an extended edition of the satirical quiz, taking charge of the programme as its presenter. The longer format gives him extra scope to guide the proceedings, while the show retains its trademark mix of humour and political satire. Joining him are comedian Kiri Pritchard‑McLean and Conservative MP Nicky Morgan, who sit alongside the regular team captains, veteran satirist Ian Hislop and comedian Paul Merton. Together they form the two sides that compete under Ray’s direction, each bringing their own brand of wit to the quiz. The combination of a comedian, a politician and two seasoned satirists creates a lively atmosphere as the quiz unfolds.

Stephen Mangan returns as the presenter for a longer version of the satirical quiz show, steering the programme with his characteristic wit. Joining him are comedians Janey Godley and Helen Lewis, who take part as regular contributors. They sit opposite the two team captains, veteran satirists Ian Hislop and Paul Merton, who lead their respective sides in the competition. The extended edition gives each participant a bit more time to banter and pose the irreverent questions that define the format, with Mangan guiding the flow while Godley, Lewis, Hislop and Merton each bring their own brand of humour to the table.

Stephen Mangan returns as the presenter for a longer version of the satirical quiz show, steering the programme with his characteristic wit. Joining him are comedians Janey Godley and Helen Lewis, who take part as regular contributors. They sit opposite the two team captains, veteran satirists Ian Hislop and Paul Merton, who lead their respective sides in the competition. The extended edition gives each participant a bit more time to banter and pose the irreverent questions that define the format, with Mangan guiding the flow while Godley, Lewis, Hislop and Merton each bring their own brand of humour to the table.