Never Mind The Buzzcocks
- TV panel show
- Sky Max / BBC Two
- 1996 - 2024
- 310 episodes (32 series)
Panel game based on the world of rock and pop music, featuring comedians and musicians. Stars Mark Lamarr, Simon Amstell, Rhod Gilbert, Greg Davies, Phill Jupitus and more.
- Series 32, Episode 1 repeated Monday at 8am on Sky Max
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Series 23, Episode 3
This week's guest host is Alex James from Blur and the panellists are Peter Serafinowicz, stand-up comic Holly Walsh, singer Newton Faulkner and Jessica Origliasso from The Veronicas.
Notes
At the end of the show, Noel's team have 15 points and Phill's team have 6 points.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 15th October 2009
- Time
- 9:30pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Phill Jupitus | Team Captain |
| Noel Fielding | Team Captain |
| Alex James | Host / Presenter |
| Peter Serafinowicz | Guest |
| Holly Walsh | Guest |
| Newton Faulkner | Guest |
| Jessica Origliasso | Guest |
| Simon Dawburn (as Spike Dawbarn) | Self |
| Fraser Steele | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Shaun Pye | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Kevin Day | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Martin Trenaman | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Aiden Spackman | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Lloyd Langford | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Dan Swimer | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Adam Copeland | Script Editor |
| Paul Doolan | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Ian Lorimer | Director |
| Stu Mather | Producer |
| Jim Pullin | Executive Producer |
| Stuart Magowan | Editor |
| Jon Blow | Editor |
| Matt Roberts | Editor |
| Cath Pater-Lancucki | Production Designer |
| Ravinder Takher | Production Designer |
Press
Never Mind The Buzzcocks - Series 23, Episode 3 Preview
This week the pop quiz is the launch pad for the manic wit of regular team captains Noel Fielding and Phill Jupitus, guest host Alex James and panellists Peter Serafinowicz, Holly Walsh, Newton Faulkner and Jessica Origliasso. That means there's a range of comic styles as divergent as this show's musical tastes usually are from the current Top 40.
The Telegraph, 15th October 2009