Harry Hill's Tea Time - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Trevor McDonald
Harry Hill puts his madcap spin on all things foodie in a second helping of his hilarious show. Sir Trevor McDonald is first to brave the culinary mayhem.
Gregg Wallace
Harry Hill puts his madcap spin on all things foodie. This week, daft fun is guaranteed as MasterChef star Gregg Wallace ventures into Harry's kitchen.
Jessie Wallace
There are weird recipes, crazy cooking and a La La Land tribute on the menu as Harry Hill brings actress Jessie Wallace into the culinary mayhem.
Jenny Agutter
Harry's welcomes Call the Midwife star Jenny Agutter to his crazy culinary show. And it's good timing, because Tea Time's resident sausage is due to give birth.
Sanjeev Bhaskar
It's the Elvis special, and Harry is joined by star of The Kumars and Goodness Gracious Me, Sanjeev Bhaskar, for some weird and brilliant recipes, hilarious clips, and comedy sketches.
Twiggy
Fashion icon Twiggy joins Harry Hill this week for a sixties special, with lots of hilarious clips, comedy skits, and weird and wonderful recipes.
Kate Humble
It's the wildlife special, and Harry is joined by TV presenter Kate Humble for more brilliant clips, hilariously weird cooking, and comedy skits.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Actual chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, joins fraudulent chef Harry Hill for some weird and hilarious recipes, funny clips and comedy skits.
Unseen
A special episode devoted to previously unseen golden moments from Harry Hill's Tea Time. With special guests Sir Trevor McDonald, Jessie Wallace, Gregg Wallace and film and TV star Jenny Agutter.
Best of
A special episode dedicated to the most hilarious moments from Harry Hill's Tea Time. Special guests including Sir Trevor McDonald, Jessie Wallace, Gregg Wallace and film and TV star Jenny Agutter.
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