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1x5 Episode 5
Season 1 Episodes
14 episodes
1. Episode 1
Russell comments on a week in which there was a largely botched terrorist attack on the Tube; talks to the children of the world about Vladimir Putin; and interviews Labour MP Diane Abbott. Stand-up from Kiri Pritchard-McLean.
2. Episode 2
Uber, Trump and Kim Jong-un get the Russell Howard treatment as he mocks the madness of the news. He also chats to comedy writer Adam Kay.
3. Episode 3
Join Russell for his take on current affairs as he mocks the madness of the news and talks with actor and comedian Greg Davies. Stand-up from Desiree Burch.
4. Episode 4
Join Russell for his take on current affairs as he mocks the madness of the news and talks with Richard Branson. Stand-up from Phil Ellis.
5. Episode 5
Join Russell for his take on current affairs as he mocks the madness of the news and talks with newsreader and presenter Fiona Bruce. Anna Mann performs.
6. Episode 6
Russell talks with singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran. Rob Auton performs.
7. Episode 7
Join Russell as he mocks the madness of the news and talks Ku Klux Klan with blues musician Daryl Davis. Musical comedy from Harry & Chris.
8. Episode 8
Join Russell as he mocks the madness of the news and talks to activist and writer Harry Leslie Smith. Stand-up from Paul Chowdhry.
9. Episode 9
Russell mocks the madness of the news and talks to Canadian author, social activist and filmmaker Naomi Klein. Stand-up from Mo Gilligan.
10. Episode 10
Join Russell as he mocks the madness of the news and talks charity with Manchester United star Juan Mata. Stand-up from Julian Deane.
11. Episode 11
Russell is joined by the award-winning comedian Roisin Conaty. Stand-up from Fern Brady.
12. Episode 12
Russell talks to award-winning comedian Sarah Millican, and there's stand-up from Mae Martin.
13. Episode 13
Russell talks to chef Jamie Oliver. Stand-up from Ed Gamble.
14. The Russell Howard Christmas Hour
This week, Russell is joined by comedian John Oliver, in his first British TV appearance since 2006.
