Britain’s Got Talent star Myra DuBois is the latest guest to book into Luke & Elliott’s imaginary Travelodge room for a weekend of telly watching. There’s much to be discussed, from voodoo dolls to jelly levels in pork pies. Myra is on tour with ‘Be Well’ – buy tickets at https://www.myradubois.co.uk/be-well-uk-tour. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

DOOMDAH! The Boys return for a BRAND NEW SERIES with the World’s favourite Irish comedy group. The lads talk all things Scandi murder mysteries, buttering biscuits and how US Talk Show host Jimmy Fallon once stole their sketch. Foil Arms & Hog are on tour with ‘Hogwash’ buy tickets https://www.foilarmsandhog.ie/tour . Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

After 3 years the boys are back, and they’re sticking around! Preston Travelodge is reopening its doors to a whole host of exciting guests from the world of celebrity and TV. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode! Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

Portraying the original Raven on CBBC’s popular adventure game show made him a household face for a generation of children. The Scottish actor is faced with two excitable members of that same generation as the hosts probe him on the secrets of special effects, his hunt for wholesome content, and the one TV show he just cannot switch off. Follow James on Twitter @jarmackenzie. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

Best known for his alter egos Clinton Baptiste (Phoenix Nights) and Barry from Watford (The All New Angelos and Barry Podcast), Alex finally gets a chance to be himself here. He recalls to the hosts becoming Kenneth Branagh’s body double, being abroad with Brian Blessed, and witnessing Ted Robbins’ famous onstage heart attack firsthand. Follow Alex on Twitter @alexlowe51. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

Star of BBC One’s BAFTA winning medical drama Casualty and Call The Midwife, George reveals his pride at winning Celebrity Mastermind, gushes over TV sitcom and admits to an embarrassing encounter with a fellow celebrity. Follow George on Twitter @georgerainsford. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

The boys are recording in the chapel of their local church, interviewing a new priest who was once their English teacher. Joy recalls her religious training, reveals the hymn she hates the most, and admits why she unusually prefers funerals to weddings. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson.

The madcap Australian comic and creator of Fringe hit The Dark Room takes the hosts up on the opportunity to rant and rave about the TV he’s loved and hated most down the years. Featuring strong opinions on Japanese anime, The Edinburgh Fringe, and Sci-Fi fans. Recorded and edited by Luke Bateman and Elliott Williams. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson. Follow John on Twitter @Robbotron. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott.

Actor and Twitter sensation Fergus Craig joins the boys remotely for a trip down television lane, where they discuss celebrity WhatsApp groups, corpsing onstage at The RSC, and pig’s trotters. Recorded and edited by Luke Bateman and Elliott Williams. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson. Follow Fergus on Twitter @FergusCraig. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott.

The Live at the Apollo star and scintillating comedian is this week’s Travelodge attendee. Lucy explains her passion for quizzing, reveals her fascination with cults and lends the hosts her finest TV opinions. Recorded and edited by Luke Bateman and Elliott Williams. Artwork by Beks Matthews. Theme tune composed by Benjamin T Jackson. Follow Lucy on Twitter @lucyportercomic. Follow Luke and Elliott on Instagram @lukeandelliottcomedy and Twitter @lukeandelliott.