Bad Language

Bad Language (2016)

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Patrick Kielty hosts his brand new comedy panel show.

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Scheduleevery Friday at 22:35 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E06Rich Hall, Lucy PorterFeb. 26, 2016
S01E05Mark Watson, Des ClarkeFeb. 19, 2016
S01E04Micky Bartlett, Jarred ChristmasFeb. 12, 2016
S01E03Rich Hall, Mark WatsonFeb. 5, 2016
S01E02Marcus Brigstocke, Des ClarkeJan. 29, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Bad Language premiere?

Bad Language premiered on September 14, 2016.

What is Bad Language about?

Bad Language is a comedy series about a group of struggling comedians trying to make their mark in London.

Who stars in Bad Language?

Bad Language stars Sacha Baron Cohen, Michaela Coel, Asim Chaudhry, and Akemnji Ndifornyen.

What is the premise of the first episode of Bad Language titled 'Show Me the Funny'?

In 'Show Me the Funny,' Kate and Owen try to save the club after their boss, Jerry, threatens to close it down. Meanwhile, Tom makes a deal with a shady promoter.

What is the premise of the second episode of Bad Language titled 'Stand Up and Deliver'?

In 'Stand Up and Deliver,' Kate and Owen try to help Tom overcome his nerves for his big show while dealing with an unwelcome heckler.

Who directed the third episode of Bad Language titled 'And the Award Goes To'?

The third episode of Bad Language, 'And the Award Goes To,' was directed by Ben Palmer.

What happens in the fourth episode of Bad Language titled 'Funny Business'?

In 'Funny Business,' the group tries to secure a gig at a corporate event while dealing with a surprise visit from Kate's ex-boyfriend.

What is the title of the fifth episode of Bad Language?

The fifth episode of Bad Language is titled 'The Road to Edinbugh.'

Who wrote the sixth episode of Bad Language titled 'The Road to Edinburgh'?

The sixth episode of Bad Language, 'The Road to Edinburgh,' was written by Barunka O'Shaughnessy.

What happens in the seventh episode of Bad Language titled 'The Big Break'?

In 'The Big Break,' the group competes in a high stakes comedy competition while dealing with personal drama.

Who plays Kate in Bad Language?

Michaela Coel plays Kate in Bad Language.

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