The Blame Game

Comedy giant Dara O' Briain joins comedy club chums Neil Delamere, Colin Murphy, Jake O' Kane and Tim McGarry as they round on this week's comedy targets.

Canadian comedienne Tanyalee Davis is a small comedian who packs a big punch. She performed

Highlights edition of the comedy panel show. Tim, Colin, Jake and Neil are joined by a selection of guests from the last series, including John Bishop, Janey Godley, Angela Barnes and Scott Cappuro, to look back at the people and events who were making us laugh before the summer break.

Comedy superstar John Bishop makes a welcome return to the Blame Game in the last in the present series. As well as poking fun at the week's news John joins Neil, Colin, Jake and Tim to ponder how hot the summer is going to be in Northern Ireland.

Comedians Tim McGarry, Jake O' Kane, Neil Delamere and Colin Murphy find the funny side of what has been making the news headlines over the past seven days in Northern Ireland and further afield. This week they are joined by Scottish-based comedian Fern Brady, who will join the regular panellists in poking fun and lampooning the good, the bad and the downright silly making the news this week.

Comedians Tim McGarry, Jake O' Kane, Neil Delamere and Colin Murphy find the funny side of what has been making the news headlines over the past seven days in Northern Ireland and further afield. This week they are joined by English stand-up comedian and television personality Stephen K Amos, who will join the regular panellists in poking fun and lampooning the good, the bad and the downright silly making the news this week.

This week English comedian Angela Barnes joins the regular panelists of the hit comedy panel show. No-one will be spared the acidic wit and caustic humour of Jake O' Kane, Colin Murphy and Neil Delamere, as host Tim McGarry sets out to find who is to blame this week by asking the boys to point the finger and lampoon all those whom they believe are to blame for the news in Northern Ireland and further afield over the past week.

This week San Francisco-based comedian Scott Capurro joins the regular panelists of the hit comedy panel show. No-one will be spared the acidic wit and caustic humour of Jake O' Kane, Colin Murphy and Neil Delamere, as host Tim McGarry sets out to find who is to blame this week by asking the boys to point the finger and lampoon all those whom they believe are to blame for the news in Northern Ireland and further afield over the past week.

The boys are back in the studio with the second episode of the new series of the hit comedy panel show.

No-one will be spared the acidic wit and caustic humour of Jake O' Kane, Colin Murphy and Neil Delamere, as host Tim McGarry sets out to find who is to blame this week. Joining them will be north Belfast comedian Terry McHugh, who will help to point the finger and lampoon all those whom the comedians believe are to blame for the news in Northern Ireland and further afield over the past week.

How many times can you repeat the word 'bum' in one show? Answer: as often as is necessary when dealing with the multimillion dollar asset that is Kim Kardashian's best feature. Our panel also reflect on the mental stress caused by repeated exposure to renditions of the song 'Wagon Wheel', and mourn the departure from their screens of UTV's in-vision television presenter, Julian Simmons. Jake O'Kane recalls the man he met at the top of Napoleon's Nose on the Cave Hill, and Colin Murphy outlines the dangers that await an unsuspecting male should he be lured into a ladies' lingerie shop.