Frankie Boyle's New World Order
- TV chat show
- BBC Two
- 2017 - 2022
- 41 episodes (6 series)
Topical comedy show presented by Frankie Boyle. Also features Sara Pascoe, Katherine Ryan, Miles Jupp, Mona Chalabi, Kiri Pritchard-McLean and more.
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Frankie Boyle's 2019 New World Order
Further details
Motion - 2019: A year in which Epstein didn't kill himself.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 30th December 2019
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 45 minutes
- Recorded
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- Tuesday 17th December 2019, 18:45 at The Hospital Club
Repeats
Show past repeats
| Date | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday 2nd January 2020 | 1:00am | BBC2 |
Cast & crew
| Frankie Boyle | Host / Presenter |
| Sara Pascoe | Regular Panellist |
| Miles Jupp | Regular Panellist |
| Kiri Pritchard-McLean | Regular Panellist |
| Jamali Maddix | Guest |
| Frankie Boyle | Writer |
| Ben Caudell | Writer |
| Dan Evans | Writer |
| James Farmer | Writer |
| Christine Rose | Writer |
| Aiden Spackman | Writer |
| Neil Webster | Writer |
| Meryl O'Rourke | Writer |
| Steven Dick | Writer |
| Sarah Campbell | Writer |
| Sophie Duker | Writer |
| Barbara Wiltshire | Director |
| Christopher Barbour | Series Producer |
| Stephanie Kemp | Producer |
| Peter Holmes | Executive Producer |
| Ruth Phillips | Executive Producer |
| Alex Moody | Executive Producer |
| Ben Chambers | Editor |
| Tim Ellison | Editor |
| Damon Tai | Editor |
| Alex Craig | Production Designer |
Press
Frankie Boyle's New World Order delivered, as always, with an end-of-year roundup featuring a full four fantastic guests and an audience (they'd presumably known he wasn't Michael McIntyre) that at one stage was left jaws agape at a joke's wizard tastelessness. Don't do that: the flies will get in.
Euan Ferguson, The Guardian, 5th January 2020It is hard not to contemplate Boyle's take on the events of 2019 with a mixture of horror and dark glee. It's fair to say he'll have plenty to get his teeth into. Regular guests Sara Pascoe and Miles Jupp will be joining him in a surely doomed attempt to make sense of the last 12 months.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 30th December 2019