Series 2, Episode 6
Sarah Alexander and Brett Goldstein appear in The Virgin Queen narrated by Ellie Taylor. And Joe Lycett tells his version of the Battle of Trafalgar starring Anthony Head.
Further details
Joe Lycett interview
What's your secret drunk munchies food?
When I come home completely wasted after a night out, my absolute guilty pleasure is to secretly prepare a slowly braised British pork belly with minted pea pur
Broadcast details
- Date
- Wednesday 16th March 2016
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Comedy Central
- Length
- 30 minutes
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Cast & crew
| Regular cast | |
|---|---|
| Jimmy Carr | Narrator |
| Guest cast | |
|---|---|
| Naz Osmanoglu | Napoléon Bonaparte |
| Tim Downie | Admiral Pierre-Charles Villeneuve |
| Alexander Kirk | King George III |
| Anthony Head | Admiral Horatio Nelson |
| Alex Macqueen | Hardy |
| Luke Kempner | Dr. William Beatty |
| Ivan Gonzalez | English Seaman |
| Phil Ellis | Second English Seaman |
| Sarah Alexander | Queen Elizabeth I |
| Lucy Middleditch | Queen's Courtier |
| Jamie Demetriou | Queen's Courtier |
| Owen Roberts | King Philip II of Spain |
| Brett Goldstein | Robert Dudley |
| Beattie Edmondson | Lettice Devereux, Countess of Essex |
| Joe Lycett | Self |
| Ellie Taylor | Self |
| Writing team | |
|---|---|
| Dominic English | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Production team | |
|---|---|
| Tom McKay | Director |
| Ben Rogers | Producer |
| Andrew Brereton (as Andy Brereton) | Executive Producer |
| Jill Offman | Executive Producer |
| Lourdes Diaz | Executive Producer |
| Stuart Lutes | Editor |
| Mo Holden | Production Designer |
Videos
Battle of Trafalgar
Joe Lycett tells his version of the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Nelson is shot
Joe Lycett suggests the Battle of Trafalgar was a bit like Battle Ships.
Queen Elizabeth
Ellie Taylor tells the story of Queen Elizabeth, with Sarah Alexander playing the monarch.
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