
Don't Sit in the Front Row
Comedy entertainment show in which Jack Dee and a group of comedians explore the lives of the studio audience. In each episode, three comedians probe the lives of five members of the audience for potential comedy material. The more comedy material the Front Rowers provide the stand-ups, the longer they'll last. As the panellists get to know more about the contestants, they will then have to decide who to eliminate at the end of each round. The last Front Rower standing will be crowned with the ultimate prize of a 'Golden Chair Award'.
6 episodes
- 1. Frank Skinner, Josh Widdicombe and Roisin ConatyJack Dee is joined by guest comedians including Frank Skinner, Josh Widdicombe and Roisin Conaty. They have to squeeze scurrilous stories out of the audience in the front row.CC23minOct 29, 2012
- 2. Phill Jupitus, Sue Perkins and Josh WiddicombeJack Dee is joined by Phill Jupitus, Sue Perkins and Josh Widdicombe, who give four more unfortunate souls a comedy clobbering.CC23minNov 5, 2012
- 3. Frank Skinner, Andrew Maxwell and Susan CalmanJack Dee is joined by comedians Frank Skinner, Andrew Maxwell and Susan Calman as they ruthlessly plunder the lives of four more unfortunate contestants in search of funnies.CC23minNov 12, 2012
- 4. Phill Jupitus, Katherine Ryan and Tom DeaconJack Dee hosts as another band of brave audience members face a comedy panel of Phill Jupitus, Katherine Ryan and Tom Deacon, who look to mine their lives for more laughs.CC23minNov 19, 2012
- 5. Dave Gorman, Celia Pacquola and Paul ChowdhryThe Golden Chair Award is again up for grabs, as Jack Dee's comedy panel of Dave Gorman, Celia Pacquola and Paul Chowdhry get their own back on four courageous (or foolish) contestants.CC23minNov 26, 2012
- 6. Milton Jones, Gina Yashere and Joe LycettNo synopsis available yet.CCDec 3, 2012
Don't Sit in the Front Row
Comedy entertainment show in which Jack Dee and a group of comedians explore the lives of the studio audience. In each episode, three comedians probe the lives of five members of the audience for potential comedy material. The more comedy material the Front Rowers provide the stand-ups, the longer they'll last. As the panellists get to know more about the contestants, they will then have to decide who to eliminate at the end of each round. The last Front Rower standing will be crowned with the ultimate prize of a 'Golden Chair Award'.
Creators and cast
- Created by
- Jack Dee

