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Stephen Fry takes on the role of presenter for a lengthened edition of the quiz, which comes with a twist. Joining him are Julia Zemiro, Tim Vine, Rob Brydon and Alan Davies, each of whom tackles a series of questions centred on the notion of being jolly. The programme sees Fry guiding the round‑table, while the four guests offer their answers and banter throughout the themed round. By extending the usual format, the show gives the participants more time to explore the light‑hearted subject, keeping the tone upbeat and in keeping with the title. The atmosphere stays cheerful, echoing the jolly motif from start to finish.

In this special, lengthened edition of the show, Stephen Fry steps in as the presenter, guiding the discussion through a series of invention‑related queries. The format brings together a diverse panel – motoring journalist Jeremy Clarkson, stand‑up comic Jason Manford, broadcaster Sandi Toksvig and actor Alan Davies – each invited to respond to the questions. Throughout the episode, the four guests field a variety of questions that touch on all sorts of inventions, offering their individual takes and anecdotes in a relaxed tone. The extended runtime allows the conversation to explore each topic in greater depth, while Fry’s hosting ties the segments together.

In this special, lengthened edition of the show, Stephen Fry steps in as the presenter, guiding the discussion through a series of invention‑related queries. The format brings together a diverse panel – motoring journalist Jeremy Clarkson, stand‑up comic Jason Manford, broadcaster Sandi Toksvig and actor Alan Davies – each invited to respond to the questions. Throughout the episode, the four guests field a variety of questions that touch on all sorts of inventions, offering their individual takes and anecdotes in a relaxed tone. The extended runtime allows the conversation to explore each topic in greater depth, while Fry’s hosting ties the segments together.

In this special edition of the programme, host Stephen Fry is joined by comedians David Mitchell, Rob Brydon, Dara O Briain and Alan Davies. Together they take part in an extended version of the show’s trademark unconventional quiz, this time focusing entirely on garden‑related topics. The quartet tackles a series of questions that explore various aspects of horticulture, from plant identification to garden design, all under Fry’s witty guidance. Their banter and competitive spirit drive the episode forward, offering viewers a light‑hearted yet informative look at the world of gardens through the lens of a classic British quiz format. The episode showcases their quick wit and chemistry.

In this special edition of the programme, host Stephen Fry is joined by comedians David Mitchell, Rob Brydon, Dara O Briain and Alan Davies. Together they take part in an extended version of the show’s trademark unconventional quiz, this time focusing entirely on garden‑related topics. The quartet tackles a series of questions that explore various aspects of horticulture, from plant identification to garden design, all under Fry’s witty guidance. Their banter and competitive spirit drive the episode forward, offering viewers a light‑hearted yet informative look at the world of gardens through the lens of a classic British quiz format. The episode showcases their quick wit and chemistry.

In this installment of the programme Ganimals, the panel brings together Stephen Fry, regular Alan Davies and a line‑up of guests – Sandi Toksvig, Bill Bailey, Sean Lock and John Hodgman. The six of them sit down to tackle a succession of questions that all centre on animals whose names begin with the letter G. Each participant offers their own take, swapping anecdotes and facts as they work through the alphabetical theme. The format remains the same as usual, with the host and guests responding to the quiz‑style prompts while keeping the tone light and witty. By the end, the audience has heard a variety of G‑named creatures discussed by the lively group.

In this installment of the programme Ganimals, the panel brings together Stephen Fry, regular Alan Davies and a line‑up of guests – Sandi Toksvig, Bill Bailey, Sean Lock and John Hodgman. The six of them sit down to tackle a succession of questions that all centre on animals whose names begin with the letter G. Each participant offers their own take, swapping anecdotes and facts as they work through the alphabetical theme. The format remains the same as usual, with the host and guests responding to the quiz‑style prompts while keeping the tone light and witty. By the end, the audience has heard a variety of G‑named creatures discussed by the lively group.

The episode assembles host Stephen Fry with his regular panellist Alan Davies, and welcomes guests Liza Tarbuck, Phill Jupitus and Sean Lock. Together they tackle a series of questions that all revolve around games, each offering their responses in turn. Fry steers the discussion, prompting the panel to supply answers, while Davies contributes his familiar wit. The three guests join in, adding their own viewpoints on the gaming topics presented. Throughout the broadcast the focus remains squarely on the subject of games, with every query answered by the assembled panel. The session proceeds in a light‑hearted manner, with each participant eager to share their knowledge of the topic.

The episode assembles host Stephen Fry with his regular panellist Alan Davies, and welcomes guests Liza Tarbuck, Phill Jupitus and Sean Lock. Together they tackle a series of questions that all revolve around games, each offering their responses in turn. Fry steers the discussion, prompting the panel to supply answers, while Davies contributes his familiar wit. The three guests join in, adding their own viewpoints on the gaming topics presented. Throughout the broadcast the focus remains squarely on the subject of games, with every query answered by the assembled panel. The session proceeds in a light‑hearted manner, with each participant eager to share their knowledge of the topic.