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This week my guest is Lucy Beaumont, a stand-up, actor and writer who first came to people’s attention when she won the BBC New Comedy Award. Since then she’s appeared on all sorts of tv shows, most notably Meet The Richardsons, a hugely popular sort-of reality show about life with husband and fellow comic Jon Richardson. In this episode we talk about her one-time teenage regret, her refusal to be added to her university’s hall of fame, and the almost-but-not-quite-collapse of her marriage. 
Look At What You’ve Done Is a BBC studios production For UKTV
Producer: Bríd Kirby at IAM 
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss at BBC Studios
Sound Designer: Ciaran Clarke

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My guest this time is Darren Harriott. His TV credits are vast and they include Live At The Apollo, The Last Leg, and recently on British As Folk on Dave. He was also nominated for the Edinburgh comedy award the same year I won it, and I’m terrible so, that’s gotta sting. In this we talked about being overfed by his mum, starting a street gang, and a catastrophic social faux pas in Japan.
Look At What You’ve Done Is a BBC studios production For UKTV
Producer: Bríd Kirby at IAM 
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss at BBC Studios
Sound Designer: Ciaran Clarke


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This week my guest is Desiree Burch. She’s a US born comic who came to the UK and won the Funny Women award in 2015. Since then, she’s been all over the telly, appearing on the likes of The Mash Report, Frankie Boyle’s New World Order, and 8 Out of 10 Cats. In this episode we talk about her horror-film fuelled upbringing, what she’s learned about life and love, and her resultant disastrous attempt to monetise that wisdom. 
Look At What You’ve Done Is a BBC studios production For UKTV
Producer: Bríd Kirby at IAM 
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss at BBC Studios
Sound Designer: Ciaran Clarke

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This week I talk to Nick Helm, whose brash and unpredictable performances saw him quickly rise from the open mic circuit to industry favourite. Since then he’s starred in TV shows like Loaded and Uncle, won numerous awards and even released a few albums. In this episode we talk about his early experiences of living with a mysterious door in the house, his wise thoughts on comedy, and the fatal consequences of doing too many live shows year after year.
Look At What You’ve Done Is a BBC studios production For UKTV
Producer: Bríd Kirby at IAM 
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss at BBC Studios
Sound Designer: Ciaran Clarke

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This week I’m joined by Jamali Maddix, who you will have seen on all sorts of stuff including Taskmaster, Hypothetical, the reboot of Never Mind The Buzzcocks and the hugely acclaimed Hate Thy Neighbour. In this we talk about his early life as precociously hairy teen, finding his purpose in life, and the ultimately fatal idolising of his favourite comedians. 
Look At What You’ve Done Is a BBC studios production For UKTV
Producer: Bríd Kirby at IAM 
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss at BBC Studios
Sound Designer: Ciaran Clarke

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This week I chat to Maisie Adam, who’s quickly become a firm favourite on shows like Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo, and probably some others too. She’s one of those rare comics who other comics see doing well and feel genuinely pleased for.
In this episode, we talk about her early struggles with unrequited love, her annoyingly hot brother, and her operatically complicated marriage in later years.
Look At What You’ve Done Is a BBC studios production For UKTV
Producer: Bríd Kirby at IAM 
Executive Producer: Pete Strauss at BBC Studios
Sound Designer: Ciaran Clarke

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