Alan Carr's Happy Hour - Season 1

Alan Carr's Happy Hour - Season 1

Season 1

Network
Episodes3
DatesDec 2, 2016 - Dec 16, 2016

Episodes

Rebel Wilson, Jack Whitehall, Rob Beckett, Amanda Holden, Bastille, James Arthur
Season 1Episode 160 min

Rebel Wilson, Jack Whitehall, Rob Beckett, Amanda Holden, Bastille, James Arthur

Alan Carr throws open the doors to a brand new series where celebrity guests, stand-up comedy, variety acts and live music are all on the bill. Filmed at a social club in front of a specially invited audience, Happy Hour is Alan's own club night packed full of big laughs, amazing audience surprises and exclusive performances. Guests are Rebel Wilson, Jack Whitehall, Rob Beckett, Bastille and James Arthur.

Dec 2, 2016
Sarah Millican, Olly Murs, Craig David, Lady Gaga
Season 1Episode 260 min

Sarah Millican, Olly Murs, Craig David, Lady Gaga

Alan Carr throws open the doors to a brand new series where celebrity guests, stand-up comedy, variety acts and live music are all on the bill. Filmed at a social club in front of a specially invited audience, Happy Hour is Alan's own club night packed with big laughs, amazing audience surprises and exclusive performances. Guests include Sarah Millican, Olly Murs, Craig David and Lady Gaga.

Dec 9, 2016
Michelle Keegan, John Legend, Louisa Johnson, Robbie Williams, Jamie Oliver
Season 1Episode 360 min

Michelle Keegan, John Legend, Louisa Johnson, Robbie Williams, Jamie Oliver

Alan Carr throws open the doors to a brand new series where celebrity guests, stand-up comedy, variety acts and live music are all on the bill. Filmed at a social club in front of a specially invited audience, Happy Hour is Alan's own club night packed full of big laughs, amazing audience surprises and exclusive performances. Guests include Michelle Keegan, John Legend, Louisa Johnson, Robbie Williams and Jamie Oliver.

Dec 16, 2016

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