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This is a list of episodes for the satirical news-based panel game Have I Got News for You.


Series:

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 |

Series 1[]

Index Air date Ian's guest Paul's guest
s01-01 28 September 1990 Sandi Toksvig Kate Saunders
s01-02 5 October 1990 Jan Ravens Martin Young
s01-03 12 October 1990 Tony Slattery Robert Harris
s01-04 19 October 1990 Arthur Smith Gill Pyrah
s01-05 26 October 1990 Dillie Keane Simon Hoggart
s01-06 2 November 1990 Rory McGrath Ken Livingstone
s01-07 9 November 1990 Clive Anderson Russell Davies
s01-08 16 November 1990 Germaine Greer Tony Banks

Series 2[]

s02-01 4 October 1991 Sandi Toksvig David Thomas
s02-02 11 October 1991 Tony Slattery Alan Coren
s02-03 18 October 1991 Rory McGrath Tony Banks
s02-04 25 October 1991 John Wells Robert Harris
s02-05 1 November 1991 Nick Hancock Clare Short
s02-06 8 November 1991 Stephen Frost Michael White
s02-07 15 November 1991 Craig Ferguson Trevor McDonald
s02-08 22 November 1991 Richard Ingrams Richard Littlejohn
s02-09 29 November 1991 Jan Ravens Martin Young
s02-10 6 December 1991 Kevin Day Edwina Currie
s02-11 24 December 1991[1] Harry Enfield Clive Anderson

1992 General Election Special[]

1992-sp 9 April 1992[2] Rory Bremner Alan Coren

Series 3[]

s03-01 24 April 1992 John Wells Tony Slattery
s03-02 1 May 1992 Donna McPhail Joan Bakewell
s03-03 8 May 1992 Jan Ravens Charles Kennedy
s03-04 15 May 1992 Harry Enfield John Diamond
s03-05 22 May 1992 Rory McGrath Ken Livingstone
s03-06 29 May 1992 Danny Baker Steve Steen
s03-07 5 June 1992 Anne Robinson Griff Rhys Jones
s03-08 12 June 1992 Stephen Frost Stephanie Calman
s03-09 19 June 1992 John Sessions Trevor McDonald
s03-10 26 June 1992 Norman Willis Cecil Parkinson

Series 4[]

s04-01 16 October 1992 John Sessions Griff Rhys Jones
s04-02 23 October 1992 David Baddiel Charles Kennedy
s04-03 30 October 1992 Danny Baker Annabel Giles
s04-04 6 November 1992 Frank Skinner Jerry Hayes
s04-05 13 November 1992 Rory Bremner Ken Livingstone
s04-06 20 November 1992 Sandi Toksvig Nick Hancock
s04-07 27 November 1992 Chris Tarrant Meera Syal
s04-08 4 December 1992 Jo Brand Neil Kinnock
s04-09 11 December 1992 Peter Cook Douglas Adams
s04-10 18 December 1992[1] Stephen Fry Frank Skinner

Series 5[]

s05-01 16 April 1993 Jonathan Ross Peter Cook
s05-02 23 April 1993 Chris Evans Fiona Armstrong
s05-03 30 April 1993 Frank Skinner Richard Littlejohn
s05-04 7 May 1993 Caroline Quentin Baz Bamigboye
s05-05 14 May 1993 Meera Syal Amanda Platell
s05-06 21 May 1993 Mark Thomas David Steel
s05-07 28 May 1993 Alan Coren John Simpson
s05-08 4 June 1993 Tony Slattery The Rt. Hon. Tub of Lard MP[3]

Series 6[]

s06-01 29 October 1993[4] Derek Hatton Edwina Currie
s06-02 5 November 1993[5] Tony Hawks Roy Hattersley
s06-03 12 November 1993 Alexei Sayle Gerald Kaufman
s06-04 19 November 1993 Jo Brand Frank Bough
s06-05 26 November 1993 Jimmy Tarbuck Vitali Vitaliev
s06-06 3 December 1993 Kathy Burke Martin Young
s06-07 10 December 1993 Maria McErlane Jon Snow
s06-08 17 December 1993 Maureen Lipman Lesley Abdela
s06-09 24 December 1993[1][6] Griff Rhys Jones Bob Geldof

Series 7[]

s07-01 22 April 1994 Jonathan Ross Eddie Izzard
s07-02 29 April 1994 Kathy Lette Caroline Quentin
s07-03 6 May 1994 Bob Monkhouse Francis Wheen
s07-04 13 May 1994 Jack Dee Tony Hawks
s07-05 20 May 1994 Hugh Dennis John Stalker
s07-06 27 May 1994 Maureen Lipman Rhodes Boyson
s07-07 3 June 1994[7] Mariella Frostrup Neil Kinnock
s07-08 10 June 1994 Donna McPhail Salman Rushdie

Series 8[]

s08-01 28 October 1994 Martin Clunes James Pickles
s08-02 4 November 1994 Arthur Smith Richard Coles
s08-03 11 November 1994 Lee Hurst Andrew Morton
s08-04 18 November 1994 Nick Hancock David Icke
s08-05 25 November 1994 Helen Atkinson-Wood Teddy Taylor
s08-06 2 December 1994 Hattie Hayridge Glenda Jackson
s08-07 9 December 1994 Jack Docherty Moray Hunter
s08-08 16 December 1994 Hugh Dennis Michael Buerk
s08-09 23 December 1994[1] Alexei Sayle Kelvin MacKenzie

Series 9[]

s09-01 21 April 1995 Diane Abbott Julian Clary
s09-02 28 April 1995 Eddie Izzard Michael Winner
s09-03 5 May 1995 John Fortune John Bird
s09-04 12 May 1995 Steve Wright Alan Cumming
s09-05 19 May 1995 Fred MacAulay Germaine Greer
s09-06 26 May 1995 Frank Skinner Raoul Heertje
s09-07 2 June 1995 Tim Rice Terry Major-Ball
s09-08 9 June 1995 Spike Milligan Andrew Neil
Have I Got Unbroadcastable News for You
VID 30 October 1995[8] Richard Wilson Eddie Izzard

Series 10[]

s10-01 27 October 1995 Gordon Kennedy Paula Yates
s10-02 3 November 1995 Bob Mills Alex Salmond
s10-03 10 November 1995 Melvyn Bragg Mike Yarwood
s10-04 17 November 1995 Alan Coren Terry Christian
s10-05 24 November 1995 Neil Morrissey Teresa Gorman
s10-06 1 December 1995 Alan Davies Ken Livingstone
s10-07 8 December 1995 Craig Charles P. J. O'Rourke
s10-08 15 December 1995 Lee Hurst Mark Little, Colin the Parrot[9]
s10-sp 23 December 1995 1995 highlights

Series 11[]

Index Air date Ian's guest Guest team
s11-01 16 April 1996 Paul Merton Eddie Izzard, Charles Kennedy
s11-02 26 April 1996 Dermot Morgan Eddie Izzard, Janet Street-Porter
s11-03 3 May 1996 Alan Davies Clive Anderson, Mohammad al-Massari
s11-04 10 May 1996 Claire Rayner Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey
s11-05 17 May 1996 Fred MacAulay Eddie Izzard, Max Clifford
s11-06 24 May 1996 Felix Dexter Clive Anderson, Piers Morgan
s11-07 31 May 1996 Rich Hall Alan Davies, Rupert Allason
s11-08 7 June 1996 Richard Wilson John Bird, John Fortune

Series 12[]

Index Air date Ian's guest Paul's guest
s12-01 4 October 1996 Greg Proops Ken Livingstone
s12-02 11 October 1996[10] Rhona Cameron Peter Stringfellow
s12-03 18 October 1996 Mark Little Nigel Lawson[11]
s12-04 25 October 1996 Maureen Lipman Tony Parsons
s12-05 1 November 1996 Gordon Kennedy Elvis Costello
s12-06 8 November 1996 Tony Hawks Vincent Hanna
s12-07 15 November 1996 Mark Hurst Francis Wheen
s12-08 22 November 1996 Jack Docherty Austin Mitchell
s12-09 29 November 1996 Alan Davies Jennifer Paterson
s12-sp 20 December 1996 1996 highlights

Series 13[]

s13-01 18 April 1997 Fred MacAulay Swampy
s13-02 25 April 1997 Hugh Dennis Will Self
s13-03 1 May 1997[2] Richard Wilson Nick Ross
s13-04 9 May 1997 Maureen Lipman Neil Hamilton, Christine Hamilton[12]
s13-05 16 May 1997 Jack Docherty Greg Dyke
s13-06 23 May 1997 Sue Perkins Eve Pollard
s13-07 30 May 1997 Martin Clunes Michael Parkinson
s13-08 6 June 1997 Dominic Holland Germaine Greer

Series 14[]

s14-01 24 October 1997 Bob Monkhouse Ken Livingstone
s14-02 31 October 1997 Max Boyce Alex Salmond
s14-03 7 November 1997 Dermot Morgan Francis Wheen
s14-04 14 November 1997 Graeme Garden Kirsty Young
s14-05 21 November 1997 Arabella Weir Tony Livesey
s14-06 28 November 1997 Hattie Hayridge Warren Mitchell
s14-07 5 December 1997 Jeff Green Brian Sewell
s14-08 12 December 1997 Alan Davies Matthew Parris
s14-sp 19 December 1997 1997 highlights
The Official Pirate Video
VID 3 November 1997 Martin Clunes Neil Morrissey

Series 15[]

s15-01 17 April 1998 Patrick Kielty Stephen Bayley
s15-02 24 April 1998 Janet Street-Porter Boris Johnson
s15-03 1 May 1998 Will Self John Humphrys
s15-04 8 May 1998 Dr. Phil Hammond Patrick Moore
s15-05 15 May 1998 Jonathan King John Sergeant
s15-06 22 May 1998 Germaine Greer Chris Donald
s15-07 29 May 1998 Antony Worrall Thompson Oona King
s15-08 5 June 1998 Danny Baker Richard Wilson

Series 16[]

s16-01 23 October 1998 John Simpson Magnús Magnússon
s16-02 30 October 1998 Ian McCaskill Michael Mansfield
s16-03 7 November 1998 Jackie Mason Michael Crick
s16-04 14 November 1998 Alan Titchmarsh Stephen Bayley
s16-05 21 November 1998 Loyd Grossman Bob Marshall-Andrews
s16-06 28 November 1998 Linda Smith Gavin Esler
s16-07 4 December 1998 Charles Kennedy George Melly
s16-08 11 December 1998 Tom Baker Muriel Gray
s16-sp 18 December 1998 1998 highlights

Series 17[]

s17-01 16 April 1999 Richard Whiteley David Aaronovitch
s17-02 23 April 1999 Paul Daniels Charlie Whelan
s17-03 30 April 1999 Trevor Phillips Bill Bailey
s17-04 7 May 1999 Peter Hitchens Clarissa Dickson Wright
s17-05 14 May 1999 Stephen Fry Richard Littlejohn
s17-06 21 May 1999 Meera Syal Brian Sewell
s17-07 28 May 1999 Jimmy Savile Diane Abbott
s17-08 4 June 1999 Pauline McLynn Edward Stourton

Series 18[]

s18-01 22 October 1999 Martin Clunes Lembit Öpik
s18-02 29 October 1999 Gordon Ramsay Francis Wheen
s18-03 5 November 1999[13] Glenda Jackson The Earl of Onslow
s18-04 12 November 1999 John Sergeant Mark Seddon
s18-05 19 November 1999 Gyles Brandreth Michael Cole
s18-06 26 November 1999 Anna Ford Alex Salmond
s18-07 3 December 1999 Boris Johnson Janet Street-Porter
s18-08 10 December 1999 Bill Deedes Will Self
s18-sp 17 December 1999 1999 highlights

Series 19[]

s19-01 14 April 2000 Stephen Fry David Shayler[14]
s19-02 21 April 2000 Dominic Holland David Steel
s19-03 28 April 2000 Michael Brown Max Clifford
s19-04 5 May 2000 Angela Rippon Peter Kilfoyle
s19-05 12 May 2000 Sheila Hancock Robert Reed[15]
s19-06 19 May 2000 Clive Anderson Liza Tarbuck
s19-07 26 May 2000 Jon Snow Dr. Phil Hammond
s19-08 2 June 2000 Richard Wilson Michael Brunson

Series 20[]

s20-01 20 October 2000 Richard Blackwood John Simpson
s20-02 27 October 2000 Lauren Booth Andrew Rawnsley
s20-03 3 November 2000[16] Germaine Greer Charles Kennedy
s20-04 10 November 2000[17] Rich Hall Siôn Simon
s20-05 18 November 2000[18] Linda Smith Jeremy Bowen
s20-06 24 November 2000 Lembit Öpik Lorraine Kelly
s20-07 1 December 2000[19] Sanjeev Bhaskar Matthew Collings
s20-08 8 December 2000 Peter Stringfellow Nigella Lawson
s20-sp 15 December 2000 2000 highlights

Series 21[]

s21-01 20 April 2001 John Humphrys Tracey Emin
s21-02 27 April 2001 Bill Bailey Dermot Murnaghan
s21-03 4 May 2001 Sean Lock Jane Moore
s21-04 11 May 2001 Dom Joly David Aaronovitch
s21-05 18 May 2001 Keith Chegwin Michael Grade
s21-06 25 May 2001 Janet Street-Porter Ray Johnson (Elton John impersonator)[20]
s21-07 1 June 2001 Will Self Derek Draper
s21-08 8 June 2001[2] Clive Anderson Gyles Brandreth

Series 22[]

s22-01 19 October 2001 Rich Hall Michael Crick
s22-02 26 October 2001 Andrew MacKinlay Jennie Bond
s22-03 2 November 2001 Shazia Mirza Boris Johnson
s22-04 9 November 2001 Rosie Boycott Richard Bacon
s22-05 23 November 2001 Adam Boulton Carol Thatcher
s22-06 30 November 2001 Omid Djalili Clement Freud
s22-07 7 December 2001 Sara Cox Andrew Marr
s22-08 14 December 2001 Francis Wheen James Naughtie
s22-09 21 December 2001[1] Charles Kennedy John Sergeant
s22-sp 31 December 2001 2001 highlights

Series 23[]

s23-01 19 April 2002 Phill Jupitus Evan Davis
s23-02 26 April 2002 Ben Miller Charlotte Church[21]
s23-03 3 May 2002 Penny Smith Graeme Garden
s23-04 10 May 2002 Matthew Wright Mark Steel
s23-05 17 May 2002 Bill Deedes[22] Neil Fox
s23-06 24 May 2002 Dave Gorman Ken Livingstone
s23-07 31 May 2002 Linda Smith David Dickinson
s23-08 7 June 2002 Ross Noble Katie Derham

Series 24[]

Index Air date Host Ian's guest Paul's guest
s24-01 18 October 2002 Angus Deayton Christine Hamilton Rod Liddle
s24-02 25 October 2002 Angus Deayton Ross Noble Gerald Kaufman
s24-03 1 November 2002 Paul Merton Rich Hall Ross Noble, Andrew Neil
s24-04 8 November 2002[23] Anne Robinson John O'Farrell John Simpson
s24-05 22 November 2002 John Sergeant Germaine Greer Lorraine Kelly
s24-06 29 November 2002 Boris Johnson Stephen K. Amos Clive Anderson
s24-07 6 December 2002 Liza Tarbuck Fred MacAulay Janet Street-Porter
s24-08 13 December 2002 Charles Kennedy Robert Winston Will Self
s24-09 20 December 2002 Jeremy Clarkson Michael Grade Mo Mowlam

Series 25[]

s25-01 25 April 2003 Martin Clunes Ruby Wax Glenda Jackson
s25-02 2 May 2003 William Hague Linda Smith Jeremy Clarkson
s25-03 9 May 2003 Charlotte Church Jimmy Carr Jennie Bond
s25-04 16 May 2003 Alexander Armstrong Mark Steel Dr. Phil Hammond
s25-05 23 May 2003 John Sergeant Dara Ó Briain Lembit Öpik
s25-06 30 May 2003 Hugh Dennis Gyles Brandreth Martin Freeman
s25-07 6 June 2003 Sanjeev Bhaskar Rebecca Front Nick Robinson
s25-08 13 June 2003 Bruce Forsyth Marcus Brigstocke Natasha Kaplinsky

Series 26[]

s26-01 17 October 2003 Jack Dee Clement Freud Clare Balding
s26-02 24 October 2003 Martin Clunes The Earl of Onslow Linda Smith
s26-03 31 October 2003 John Humphrys Sean Lock Kirstie Allsopp
s26-04 7 November 2003 Jimmy Carr Ross Noble Ian McKellen
s26-05 14 November 2003 Alexander Armstrong Phill Jupitus Julia Hartley-Brewer
s26-06 28 November 2003 Kirsty Young Will Self Jonathan Aitken
s26-07 5 December 2003 Dara Ó Briain John O'Farrell George Galloway
s26-08 12 December 2003 Boris Johnson Rick Wakeman Kate Garraway
s26-09 19 December 2003 Gyles Brandreth Chris Addison Carol Smillie

Series 27[]

s27-01 16 April 2004 Alexander Armstrong Les Dennis Germaine Greer
s27-02 23 April 2004 Greg Dyke Armando Iannucci Danny Baker
s27-03 30 April 2004 Des Lynam Marcus Brigstocke Robert Kilroy-Silk
s27-04 7 May 2004 William Hague Claudia Winkleman Stanley Johnson
s27-05 14 May 2004 Dara Ó Briain Carol Vorderman Michael Gambon
s27-06 21 May 2004 Alexander Armstrong Griff Rhys Jones Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
s27-07 28 May 2004 Dara Ó Briain Julia Hartley-Brewer Clive James
s27-08 4 June 2004 Kirsty Young Dave Gorman John Bird

Series 28[]

s28-01 15 October 2004[24] Jack Dee Trisha Goddard Adam Hart-Davis
s28-02 22 October 2004 Andrew Marr Shobna Gulati Ross Noble
s28-03 29 October 2004 Robin Cook P. J. O'Rourke Dr. Phil Hammond
s28-04 5 November 2004 Jane Leeves Daisy Sampson Mark Steel
s28-05 12 November 2004 Des Lynam Kaye Adams Sean Lock
s28-06 26 November 2004 Marcus Brigstocke Michael Buerk Tony Livesey
s28-07 3 December 2004 Neil Kinnock Will Self Linda Smith
s28-08 10 December 2004 Kirsty Young Julian Fellowes Ian McMillan
s28-09 17 December 2004[1] Ronnie Corbett Amanda Donohoe Tracey Emin

Series 29[]

s29-01 15 April 2005 Jeremy Clarkson Germaine Greer Danny Baker
s29-02 22 April 2005 Alexander Armstrong Michael Winner Jo Caulfield
s29-03 29 April 2005 Nicholas Parsons Julia Hartley-Brewer Chris Langham
s29-04 6 May 2005[2] Kirsty Young Andy Hamilton Peter Oborne
s29-05 13 May 2005 Dara Ó Briain Stephen Frost Stephen Pound
s29-06 20 May 2005 Marcus Brigstocke Robert Llewellyn Daisy Sampson
s29-07 27 May 2005 William Hague Mark Mardell Peter Serafinowicz
s29-08 3 June 2005 Des Lynam David Mitchell Evan Davis

Series 30[]

s30-01 14 October 2005 Jack Dee Tony Livesey Claudia Winkleman
s30-02 21 October 2005 Michael Aspel Will Self Bill Bailey
s30-03 28 October 2005[25] Chris Langham Ross Noble Alan Duncan
s30-04 4 November 2005 Jeremy Clarkson Andy Hamilton Mark Steel
s30-05 11 November 2005 Alexander Armstrong Ian McMillan Fi Glover
s30-06 25 November 2005 Boris Johnson Dr. Phil Hammond Sara Cox
s30-07 2 December 2005 Anna Ford David Mitchell Bob Marshall-Andrews
s30-08 9 December 2005 Lorraine Kelly Robert Webb Nick Robinson
s30-09 16 December 2005[1] Joan Collins Michael Winner Peter Serafinowicz

Series 31[]

s31-01 21 April 2006 Trevor McDonald Lembit Öpik Marcus Brigstocke
s31-02 28 April 2006 Sean Lock Shami Chakrabarti Peter Capaldi
s31-03 5 May 2006 Julian Clary Quentin Letts Alun Cochrane
s31-04 12 May 2006 Michael Buerk David Mitchell Diane Abbott
s31-05 19 May 2006 Alexander Armstrong Fern Britton Andy Hamilton
s31-06 26 May 2006 Carol Vorderman Richard E. Grant Dr. Phil Hammond
s31-07 2 June 2006 Jeremy Clarkson Julia Hartley-Brewer Mark Steel
s31-08 9 June 2006 Jack Dee John O'Farrell Liza Tarbuck

Series 32[]

s32-01 13 October 2006 Gordon Ramsay Peter Serafinowicz Andrew Neil
s32-02 20 October 2006 Alistair McGowan Alan Duncan Fern Britton
s32-03 27 October 2006 Jeremy Bowen June Sarpong Fred MacAulay
s32-04 3 November 2006 Alexander Armstrong Charlie Brooker Ross Noble
s32-05 10 November 2006 Damian Lewis Dom Joly Neil Mullarkey
s32-06 24 November 2006 Ronni Ancona Stewart Lee Andy Hamilton
s32-07 1 December 2006 Ann Widdecombe Lucy Porter Danny Baker
s32-08 8 December 2006 Rob Brydon Claudia Winkleman Frankie Boyle
s32-09 15 December 2006[1] Boris Johnson Emily Maitlis Sue Perkins

Series 33[]

s33-01 13 April 2007 Jeremy Clarkson Michael McIntyre Krishnan Guru-Murthy
s33-02 20 April 2007 Adrian Chiles Daisy McAndrew Mark Steel
s33-03 27 April 2007 Fern Britton Reginald D. Hunter Adam Boulton
s33-04 4 May 2007 Bill Bailey Adam Buxton Armando Iannucci
s33-05 11 May 2007[26] Kirsty Young Dr. Phil Hammond Bob Marshall-Andrews
s33-06 18 May 2007 Chris Tarrant Lembit Öpik Andy Hamilton
s33-07 25 May 2007 Alexander Armstrong James May Nick Robinson
s33-08 2 June 2007[27] Moira Stuart Marcus Brigstocke Jim Jeffries

Series 34[]

s34-01 12 October 2007 Kirsty Young Robert Harris Ross Noble
s34-02 19 October 2007 Alexander Armstrong Ed Byrne Bob Marshall-Andrews
s34-03 26 October 2007 Omid Djalili Julian Fellowes Danny Baker
s34-04 2 November 2007 Jo Brand Julia Hartley-Brewer Andy Hamilton
s34-05 9 November 2007 Michael Aspel Reginald D. Hunter Sara Cox
s34-06 23 November 2007 Ann Widdecombe Jimmy Carr Alex James
s34-07 30 November 2007 Clive Anderson Will Self Chris Addison
s34-08 7 December 2007 Jack Dee Russell Brand Charlie Brooker
s34-09 14 December 2007 Richard Madeley Stephen K. Amos Lauren Laverne

Series 35[]

s35-01 18 April 2008 Jack Dee Bob Marshall-Andrews Peter Serafinowicz
s35-02 25 April 2008 Julian Clary Ed Byrne Andrew Neil
s35-03 2 May 2008 Brian Blessed Alan Duncan Marcus Brigstocke
s35-04 9 May 2008 Bill Bailey Nick Robinson Reginald D. Hunter
s35-05 16 May 2008 Kirsty Young Charlie Higson Frankie Boyle
s35-06 23 May 2008 Lee Mack Shami Chakrabarti John O'Farrell
s35-07 30 May 2008 Alexander Armstrong Clare Balding Michael McIntyre
s35-08 6 June 2008 Jeremy Clarkson Kate Silverton Ian McMillan

Series 36[]

s36-01 17 October 2008 Fern Britton Tom Bradby Mark Steel
s36-02 24 October 2008[28] Alexander Armstrong Frank Skinner Kevin Maguire
s36-03 31 October 2008 Tom Baker Vincent Cable Chris Addison
s36-04 7 November 2008[29] Jo Brand Toby Young Reginald D. Hunter
s36-05 21 November 2008[30] Jack Dee Miranda Hart Frank Skinner, Quentin Letts
s36-06 28 November 2008 Al Murray Mark Watson Germaine Greer
s36-07 5 December 2008 David Mitchell Sarah Millican Andy Hamilton
s36-08 12 December 2008 Jerry Springer Ken Livingstone Katy Brand
s36-09 19 December 2008 Jeremy Clarkson Ed Byrne Charles Kennedy
s36-10 24 December 2008[1][31] Alexander Armstrong Frank Skinner Noddy Holder

Series 37[]

s37-01 24 April 2009 Frank Skinner Katy Brand Alan Duncan
s37-02 1 May 2009 Damian Lewis Chris Addison Janet Street-Porter
s37-03 8 May 2009 Jack Dee Fred MacAulay Clare Balding
s37-04 15 May 2009 Rolf Harris Andy Hamilton Julia Hartley-Brewer
s37-05 22 May 2009 Alexander Armstrong Stuart Maconie Reginald D. Hunter
s37-06 29 May 2009 David Mitchell The Rev. Richard Coles Andrew Maxwell
s37-07 5 June 2009 Ruth Jones Clive Anderson Jo Caulfield
s37-08 12 June 2009 Lee Mack Shappi Khorsandi Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall

Series 38[]

s38-01 16 October 2009 Martin Clunes Charlie Brooker Arlene Phillips
s38-02 23 October 2009 David Mitchell Ed Byrne Grayson Perry
s38-03 30 October 2009 Miranda Hart Andrew Neil Mark Steel
s38-04 6 November 2009 Kirsty Young Kevin Maguire Ross Noble
s38-05 13 November 2009 Jack Dee Rebecca Front Marcus Brigstocke
s38-06 27 November 2009 Alexander Armstrong Jimmy Carr Bob Crow
s38-07 4 December 2009 Jo Brand Jon Richardson Quentin Letts
s38-08 11 December 2009 Dominic West Reginald D. Hunter James May
s38-09 18 December 2009[1] Bill Bailey Mark Watson Charles Kennedy

Series 39[]

s39-01 1 April 2010 Lee Mack Nigel Farage Kevin Bridges
s39-02 8 April 2010 Alexander Armstrong Richard Herring Victoria Coren
s39-03 15 April 2010 Robert Webb David Threlfall Marcus Brigstocke
s39-04 22 April 2010 Jeremy Clarkson Clare Balding Andy Hamilton
s39-05 7 May 2010[2] Jo Brand Jon Richardson Lembit Öpik
s39-06 13 May 2010 Martin Clunes Julia Hartley-Brewer Chris Addison
s39-07 20 May 2010 Eamonn Holmes Armando Iannucci Robert Peston
s39-08 27 May 2010 Bruce Forsyth Laura Solon Ross Noble
s39-09 3 June 2010 John Prescott John Bishop Penny Smith

Series 40[]

s40-01 14 October 2010 Benedict Cumberbatch Victoria Coren Jon Richardson
s40-02 21 October 2010 Frank Skinner Reginald D. Hunter Janet Street-Porter
s40-03 28 October 2010 John Bishop Miles Jupp Andy Hamilton
s40-04 4 November 2010 Chris Addison James Blunt Nick Robinson
s40-05 11 November 2010 Jo Brand Sally Bercow TBA
s40-06 18 November 2010 TBA Kevin Bridges TBA
s40-07 25 November 2010 TBA TBA TBA
s40-08 2 December 2010 TBA TBA TBA
s40-09 9 December 2010 TBA TBA TBA
s40-10 16 December 2010 Alexander Armstrong Ross Noble Mickey Flanagan
s40-11 TBA TBA TBA TBA

Scores[]

Ian Paul
Series wins (7 drawn)
3 29
Show wins (7 drawn)
112 218

Notes[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 Christmas Special
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Election Special
  3. ↑ The Tub of Lard was a stand-in for Roy Hattersley, who had pulled out of a recording at the last minute for the third time. Angus explained that Hattersley and the lard were "imbued with many of the same qualities."
  4. ↑ Margaret Thatcher Special, focusing on her period as Prime Minister. Agreed by both Ian and Paul to be the show's 'worst' episode, due to the two guests doing nothing but "spit poison at each other".
  5. ↑ The 50th broadcast episode of HIGNFY
  6. ↑ In a typical example of the occasional 'end of season japes', Ian and Paul swapped seats - and dress senses - for this episode.
  7. ↑ It was during this episode that Ian was suffering from Appendicitis.
  8. ↑ Special guest (in the odd-ones-out round): Germaine Greer – extra features include a video diary from series 5 guest "Tub of Lard"
  9. ↑ The parrot had been trained to squawk out various heckles at Angus, but its only contribution was a brief "Hello" towards the end. Paul Merton later explained that such (failed) gimmicks like this contributed to his decision to take the following series off.
  10. ↑ The 100th broadcast episode of HIGNFY
  11. ↑ As a former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson currently holds the record for the highest government position (held either before, during or after their appearance) of any guest in the show's history.
  12. ↑ Originally, only Christine had been due to appear, but she requested an extra seat be reserved for husband Neil (only a week after Martin Bell had famously ousted him from Parliament in that year's general election). This marks the only time to date where the panel has consisted of more than five people.
  13. ↑ The 150th broadcast episode of HIGNFY
  14. ↑ Due to the legal circumstances surrounding him at the time, Shayler's contribution was recorded via satellite linkup from a studio in Paris, which was fed into a monitor on set.
  15. ↑ Robert Reed was a member of Conservative Future who, in the footsteps of William Hague (by this point the party's leader), had made a speech at the previous year's Conservative Party Conference at the age of 16. [1]
  16. ↑ The game finished as a draw at 10-10. Ian and Paul were made to play Stone, Paper, Scissors to find a winner. Ian chose Paper and Paul chose Scissors, thus making Paul's team the winners.
  17. ↑ Ian's team had won the show 13-12, but as a 'tribute' to American guest Rich Hall, Paul's team were made the winners. This was a reference to the-then ongoing American election controversy, where George W. Bush was going to win the election even though Al Gore had seemingly received more votes than him.
  18. ↑ Moved back a day because of BBC One's coverage of Children in Need
  19. ↑ The game finished as a draw at 10-10, so Angus asked a tie-break question, which was "What is the capital of Albania?", which Sanjeev correctly answered as Tirana, thus making Ian's team the winners.
  20. ↑ The real Sir Elton John was due to appear, but pulled out at the last minute. His absence was only mentioned in captions between rounds, where he was frequently referred to as a "bastard".
  21. ↑ Making her first appearance at the age of 16, Charlotte Church is the current record holder for the show's youngest ever guest (when ranking by age on appearance).
  22. ↑ Making his second appearance at the age of 88, Bill Deedes is the current record holder for the show's oldest ever guest *when ranking by age on appearance).
  23. ↑ The 200th broadcast episode of HIGNFY
  24. ↑ The game actually finished as a tie at 13-13, however Ian complained about leaving the score as a tie and Jack Dee duly awarded an extra point to Paul's team, thus making them the winners.
  25. ↑ The 250th broadcast episode of HIGNFY
  26. ↑ Ian's team were winning for the majority of the show (and actually won outright), but at the end the scores were fixed to say 45-1 to Paul's team. This is possibly because of Dr Phil Hammond's remarks that he was told he could host the show if his team won.
  27. ↑ Moved back a day because of BBC One's coverage of England's match against Brazil at Wembley Stadium.
  28. ↑ The 300th broadcast episode of HIGNFY
  29. ↑ 2008 US Election special
  30. ↑ Paul Merton was ill so Frank Skinner took his place
  31. ↑ This episode also included a guest appearance by Brian Blessed, dressed as Father Christmas.
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