Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including stand-up comedy from New York with American comedian Joe Bolster, British comedian Bob Mills makes his debut television appearance, Julian Clary returns as The Joan Collins Fan Club, along with live music from Feargal Sharkey and Voice of the Beehive.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including comedy with Jo Brand, Ronnie Golden, Mac McDonald and Canadian comedian Marty Putz. There's live music with Hue and Cry and Breakfast Club.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including mime artist Les Bubb, The Panic Brothers and comedian Nick Revell, with music from The Communards and American rock band The Hooters.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including Arloe Barloe, with Hunter and Docherty and stand-up comedy from Darryl Sivad. There's live music from Magnum and The Madness.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including comedian Lee Evans, The Grand Theatre of Lemmings, Emo Philips and Jag Plah, with live music from The Primitives and soul and gospel singer, Paul Johnson.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including Robbie Coltraine, comedy from Patrick Marber and Judy Tenuta, paper tearing tricks from Terri Carol and live music from Gillan and Glover, Barrence Whitfield and The Savages and All About Eve.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including the television debut of Red Dwarf star Hattie Hayridge, St. Elsewhere star and comedian Howie Mandel and The Joan Collins Fan Club, with live music from Eurythmics, Roachford and The Rhythm Sisters.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including Jo Brand, Hunter and Docherty, comedians John Mendoza and Mark Thomas with live music from The Pogues and The Christians.
Ben Elton introduces live alternative comedy and music with guests including Sean Hughes, New Faces winner Joe Pasquale and Ralf Ralf, with live music from The Hothouse Flowers, Habit and Squeeze.
Ben Elton introduces the last ever programme of live alternative comedy and music with guests including Dame Edna Everage, Wendy Harmer and The Doug Anthony Allstars. There is more comedy with mime artist Les Bubb and live music from Was (Not Was) who perform 'Walk the Dinosaur' and 'Out Come the Freaks.'
As part of Channel 4's 40th-anniversary celebrations, Elton is bringing Friday Night Live back to the screen with a selection of familiar faces who found fame on the show and new comedy talent currently on the circuit.
Part of the 1993 BBC Red Nose Day, hosted by Ben Elton, with appearances by Reeves and Mortimer, Eddie Izzard, Hugh Laurie, and David Baddiel and Rob Newman
