Never Mind the Full Stops - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Arthur Smith, Shappi Khorsandi, Kirsty Wark, Rob Deering
Julian Fellowes is joined by Arthur Smith, Shappi Khorsandi, Kirsty Wark and Rob Deering in a panel game dedicated to eradicating poor punctuation.
Sue Perkins, David Aaronovitch, Gillian Reynolds, Robin Ince
Julian Fellowes presides as Sue Perkins and David Aaronovitch take on Gillian Reynolds and Robin Ince in a panel game dedicated to eradicating poor punctuation.
Stewart Lee, Patricia Hodge, David Nobbs, Paul Sinha
Julian Fellowes presides as Stewart Lee, Patricia Hodge, David Nobbs and Paul Sinha compete in a panel game dedicated to eradicating poor punctuation.
Sid Waddell, Frederick Forsyth, Eve Pollard, Simon Hoggart
Edwina Currie, Will Smith, Susie Dent, Lemn Sissay
Julian Fellowes hosts as Edwina Currie, Will Smith, Susie Dent and Lemn Sissay compete in the language panel show.
Phil Hammond, Kirsty Wark, Mark Steel, Shappi Khorsandi
Julian Fellowes is joined by Phil Hammond, Kirsty Wark, Mark Steel and Shappi Khorsandi.
Episode 7
Richard Herring, Sharon Foster, Paddy O'Connell, Vanessa Feltz
Julian Fellowes is joined by Richard Herring, Sharon Foster, Paddy O'Connell and Vanessa Feltz in a language panel show.
Simon Hoggart, Lucy Porter, Angela Rippon, Stuart Hall
Julian Fellowes tests Simon Hoggart, Lucy Porter, Angela Rippon and Stuart Hall on their use and abuse of the English language.
Jenni Murray, Ian MacMillan, Edward Stourton, Michael Rosen
Julian Fellowes is joined by Jenni Murray, Ian MacMillan, Edward Stourton and Michael Rosen in another edition of the language panel game.
Aggie MacKenzie, Paddy O'Connell, Barry Norman, Jessica Fellowes
Julian Fellowes invites Aggie MacKenzie, Paddy O'Connell, Barry Norman and Jessica Fellowes to take part in a panel game about the English language.
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