Carpool

Carpool (2010-2011)

EndedTalk Show show

Starting off as an online phenomenon, Dave is now bringing this unique chatshow to a TV audience for the very first time. Or, we should say, a conventional TV audience – we don't know whether we're coming or going when it comes to ways people watch what our dads used to call telly these days. Presented by Red Dwarf's Robert Llewellyn, Carpool sees the actor slip into a blissfully simple routine – he gets behind the wheel of his Toyota Prius, picks up a celebrity guest and chews the fat with them while he drives them to their destination. The online version of Carpool got an enormous two million downloads and boasted guests such as Stephen Fry, Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Ross and David Mitchell. This brand new series sees Robert manage to drive and chat to some more top guests.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday at 20:30 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E10Jim Jefferies and Richard HerringFeb 2, 2011
S01E09Tim Vine and Doon MackichanJan 26, 2011
S01E08Phill Jupitus and Toby WilliamsJan 19, 2011
S01E07David Baddiel and Tim MinchinJan 12, 2011
S01E06Jo Brand and Jason ByrneJan 5, 2011
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Carpool first premiere?

Carpool premiered on May 22, 2010.

Who is the main host of Carpool?

David Sedaris is the main host of Carpool.

What is the format of Carpool?

Carpool is a show where David Sedaris drives his guests around while having conversations with them.

How many guests are usually in the car during a Carpool episode?

Typically, there is only one guest in the car during a Carpool episode.

Are the guests celebrities?

Yes, the guests on Carpool are typically celebrities.

How long are the Carpool episodes?

The length of each episode of Carpool varies, but they are usually around 10-15 minutes long.

What topics are discussed on Carpool?

The topics discussed on Carpool vary, but they typically include personal stories, pop culture, and current events.

What is the production company behind Carpool?

The production company behind Carpool is Maximum Fun.

How many seasons of Carpool were produced?

There were four seasons of Carpool produced.

What types of vehicles are used on Carpool?

The vehicles used on Carpool vary, but they are typically small cars.

What is the theme song of Carpool?

The theme song of Carpool is "Who Are You" by The Who.

Did Carpool win any awards?

Carpool did not receive any major awards.

Were there any special episodes of Carpool?

Yes, there were a few special episodes of Carpool, including a holiday episode and a "best of" episode.

Did Carpool have any controversies?

No, Carpool did not have any major controversies.

Is Carpool still available to watch?

Yes, Carpool is available to watch on streaming platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo.

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