The Rob Brydon Show - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Michael McIntyre, Alex James, Amy MacDonald
Rob Brydon returns with his unique show. He talks to Michael McIntyre about meeting Prince Charles. Plus, Alex James shares his secret passion and Amy MacDonald performs.
Barbara Windsor, The Overtones, Heston Blumenthal
Rob Brydon meets legendary actor Barbara Windsor, who regales him with tales about her early career and offers insight into her unlikely friendship with Amy Winehouse.
Sarah Millican, Grayson Perry, Newton Faulkner
Rob Brydon is joined by Sarah Millican, voted Queen of Comedy at the British Comedy Awards, and artist Grayson Perry. Plus music from Newton Faulkner.
Ronan Keating, Jason Manford, Neil Morrissey
Rob Brydon is joined by Ronan Keating, who looks back at a varied musical career. They are joined by comedian Jason Manford and comedy actor Neil Morrissey.
Sir Tom Jones, Emilia Fox, Steve Backshall
Rob Brydon is joined by Welsh singer Sir Tom Jones, Silent Witness star Emilia Fox and wildlife daredevil Steve Backshall.
Ray Winstone, Brian Cox, Kelly Jones
Rob Brydon is joined by actor Ray Winstone, who tries to teach him how to act tough, and physicist Brian Cox. Plus, music from Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones.
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