Romesh: Talking To Comedians
- TV chat show
- BBC Three
- 2017 - 2018
- 3 episodes
BBC Three show in which Romesh Ranganathan talks to other comedians.
Episode menu
In Pubs About Comedy
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 27th March 2017
- Channel
- BBC Three
- Length
- 21 minutes
Cast & crew
| Romesh Ranganathan | Host / Presenter |
| Jack Dee | Guest |
| Jayde Adams | Guest |
| Russell Howard | Guest |
| Tim Renkow | Guest |
| Sharon Horgan | Guest |
| Humza Arshad | Guest |
| Mark Silcox | Stand-up host in background |
| Francis Baker | Executive Producer |
| Errol Ettienne | Producer/Director |
| Idris Elba | Executive Producer |
| Henry Dalton | Editor |
| Jake Martin | Director of Photography |
Videos
Romesh and Russell talk mummy issues
Russell Howard and Romesh Ranganathan hatch a plan to teach their mums a thing or two about comedy.
Featuring: Romesh Ranganathan & Russell Howard.
Jack Dee's spectacular comedy death
Romesh Ranganathan chats with Jack Dee about catastrophic gigs, the most spectacular comedy death for Jack in a Scottish prison and not being told what to do on live TV.
Featuring: Romesh Ranganathan & Jack Dee.
Romesh talks to Humza
Romesh Ranganathan meets Humza Arshad but isn't happy when he hears about his abundance of fans, packed out shows and a failed gig resulting in a holiday in Dubai.
Featuring: Romesh Ranganathan & Humza Arshad.
Romesh and Jayde Adams talk
Romesh catches up with Jayde Adams to discuss singing opera, cod banter and the three best things to hear from a crowd for a comedian.
Featuring: Romesh Ranganathan & Jayde Adams.
Tim Renkow tells Romesh his best worst-gig story
A roomful of people's backs: Tim Renkow's worst-gig story may just be the best Romesh has ever heard.
Featuring: Romesh Ranganathan & Tim Renkow.
Borderline arseholes
When you've got a hit show like Catastrophe on your CV, what do you do next? For Romesh, there's only one answer.
Featuring: Romesh Ranganathan & Sharon Horgan.
Press
Review: Comedians In Pubs Talking Comedy, BBC Three
It's cheap television certainly, but for comedy fans cheap television at its best. It only lasts 21 minutes but I could watch this sort of thing for 21 hours.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 2nd April 2017