The Rob Brydon Show is a British chat show hosted by comedian Rob Brydon. The first series started on 17 September 2010 and consists of six regular episodes, a compilation episode and a Christmas special. The second series had six regular episodes, a Christmas special and a compilation episode. The third and final series had six regular episodes.
David Walliams, Tom Jones, Tom Deacon
Sep 17, 2010
Rob Brydon meets Little Britain star David Walliams, and there's music and chat from Sir Tom Jones and stand-up comedy from Tom Deacon.
Carly Smallman, James Corden, Mark Ronson
Sep 24, 2010
Rob Brydon's guest is fellow Gavin And Stacey cast member James Corden. Music and chat from Mark Ronson and stand-up comedy from Carly Smallman.
Stephen Fry, Seasick Steve, Daniel Sloss
Oct 1, 2010
Rob Brydon meets QI and Blackadder star Stephen Fry. There is also music and chat from Seasick Steve, and stand-up comedy from Daniel Sloss.
Sharleen Spiteri, Hal Cruttenden
Oct 8, 2010
Rob Brydon meets broadcasting legend Sir Terry Wogan. There is also music and chat from Sharleen Spiteri, and stand-up comedy from Hal Cruttenden.
Ronnie Corbett, Lucy Porter, Paloma Faith
Oct 15, 2010
Entertainment hosted by the Welsh comic, who meets broadcasting comedy legend Ronnie Corbett. There is also music and chat from Paloma Faith, and stand-up comedy from Lucy Porter.
The Best Bits
Oct 22, 2010
The last show in this series has a futuristic twist, this week's show is a spoof compilation special set on Rob's 100th birthday, with the centenarian host looking back on some of his most memorable guests. There's previously unseen footage of David Walliams, Ronnie Corbett and Mark Ronson, as well as Stephen Fry, and Seasick Steve.
Christmas Special - Jack Dee, Jo Brand, Alice Cooper
Dec 30, 2010
Rob Brydon captures all the joy of Christmas, with a line-up including happy-go-lucky stars Jack Dee, Jo Brand and Alice Cooper. Adding to the fun is one of New York's finest jazz bands and an outrageous 'children's entertainer'. To make it a complete Christmas, Welsh opera superstar Bryn Terfel leads a rousing all-star finale of Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.
