Never Mind the Full Stops - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Carol Thatcher, Ned Sherrin, Janet Street-Porter, David Aaronovitch
Carol Thatcher, Ned Sherrin, Janet Street-Porter and David Aaronovitch join Julian Fellowes for the panel show.
Nina Wadia, John Sergeant, Rod Liddle, Tim Brooke-Taylor
Nina Wadia, John Sergeant, Rod Liddle and Tim Brooke-Taylor join Julian Fellowes to dissect and delight in the English language.
Bonnie Greer, Dave Gorman, Eve Pollard, Rod Liddle
Bonnie Greer, Dave Gorman, Eve Pollard and Rod Liddle get wordy with Julian Fellowes.
Gyles Brandreth, Sue Carroll, Jessica Fellowes, Roger McGough
Gyles Brandreth, Sue Carroll, Jessica Fellowes and Roger McGough get wordy with Julian Fellowes.
Hugh Dennis, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Andy Zaltzman, Roger McGough
With Hugh Dennis, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Andy Zaltzman and Roger McGough.
Janet Street-Porter, Lembit Opik, Graeme Garden, Hardeep Singh Kohli
Janet Street-Porter, Lembit Opik, Graeme Garden and Hardeep Singh Kohli mind their language.
Nicholas Parsons, Pam Ayres, Sue Perkins, Rob Derineg
Nicholas Parsons, Pam Ayres, Sue Perkins and Rob Derineg mind their language. With Julian Fellowes.
Paddy O'Connell, Marina Hyde, Jilly Cooper, Simon Fanshawe
With Paddy O'Connell, Marina Hyde, Jilly Cooper, Simon Fanshawe.
Henry Blofeld, Sue Perkins, Daisy Donovan, Simon Hoggart
Henry Blofeld, Sue Perkins, Daisy Donovan and Simon Hoggart join Julian Fellowes.
Bonnie Greer, Victoria Mather, Arthur Smith, Rob Deering
Bonnie Greer, Victoria Mather, Arthur Smith and Rob Deering join the show.
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