Only a few tickets left for this intimate debrief on the season that's been.

Ray and Tony will be discussing walk-offs, tears and legal threats, plus the negatives from a smash hit series.

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After 16 episodes, two walk offs, legal threats and one guest in tears, BBDG needed someone who could take it for the final episode.

Elliot Steel may look like a man riddled with STIs, off his nut on some trendy new street drug, but he's actually a very smart, very funny young comedian and has a strict day on day off policy on class A's. The son of alternative comedy royalty, Mark Steel, Elliot has taken time to emerge from his father's shadow and show what he's about. It wasn't until he found that mullet that his comedy voice followed. Now he's the go to for up to the moment comment on the culture wars and comedy with proper punchlines. The boy's on his way to the top.

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In this the first ever BBDG live show the magnificent Paul Sinha came in to have a chat.

The gay star, 55 opened up to a packed London crowd about hosting the hit quiz show 'The Chase',

what he really thinks of the new gay acts, his Parkinson's diagnosis and having time to make

passionate love to his wife, Oliver. A true soldier and inspiration

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Chinaman, Phil Wang has had one hell of a ride over the last ten years.

TWO Netflix Specials, Task Master, Live at The Apollo, a regular on Have I got news for you, and worldwide tours. The mild mannered star though has been plagued by Illuminati links and mouth watering rumours about his antics at Cambridge. Was he inducted into the puppet master's shadow world at his graduation? Did he f**k a bat in 2013? There's plenty to get into, let alone his taste in brunettes.

Wang keeps his cards close to his chest, but fear not - Tony double dropped his ADHD meds and Ray had two jellied eel sandwiches right before the show, knowing what was needed to bring the Oriental funny man out of his shell.

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Ray rides solo in this powerful episode featuring Muslim academic Musa al-Gharbi.

The acclaimed author, boffin and former atheist - now Muslim - doesn’t hold back.

We explore the complexities of ‘woke,’ the vicious culture wars at play and the wider ramifications for us all. What better platform to get to the truth of matters than BBDG, with Ray Winstone (and not Tony Soprano for this episode.)

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Bobby Davro was a TV comedian at a time when that truly meant something.

In the late 80's he was as recognizable as Cilla Black or Mr T, and Davro in his prime couldn't walk to his local Safeway without some denim skirted minx jumping out of her white Fiesta to perform oral sex on him.

But the 90's was a very different story. Axed by TV in favour of smarmy new middle-class comedians like Newman & Baddiel, Davro was forced to live in his Ford Granada for years and survive on gigs at caravan parks for £120 + a free meal.

The man came in to finally lift the lid on his fall from grace and discuss a shot at redemption.

But is there a way back for Bobby Davro in the post-woke comedy world of 2025?

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"It's fashion! It's fashion this bulls**t!"

It took some doing, but the man behind that viral clip was finally found.

His name is Golan Horesh and he's a Jewish bodybuilder. As you may expect he has some very strong opinions

on Isreal and Palestine, so brace yourself.

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The Live at The Apollo and Experion advert star, 52, came into the studio to discuss his life and career. By 17 he was 24 stone and eating out of bins, while also battling a drink problem (using the folds in his belly to hide stolen 4-packs of XXXX). Rehab followed and some rocky years, particularly in his private life as fame and money brought attention from women at a time when men were expected to be men even if it did mean cheating on the misses with a new bit of skirt every weekend.

Now married to the most beautiful woman in comedy, Rachel Parris, Brigstocke was in reflective mood as he discussed addiction, new love, 30 years in jokes and the comedy industry in 2025. Ray thinks modern comedians are rubbish, but does Marcus agree?

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