List of Mock the Week episodes

Dara Ó Briain, who is the presenter of every episode.

Mock the Week is a satirical panel show that airs on BBC Two. The first episode was broadcast on 5 June 2005. As of 31 December 2014, 114 regular episodes, fourteen clip shows and eight Christmas/New Year specials have been aired across thirteen series; 133 episodes in total (not including the 2011 Comic Relief special).

All episodes are approximately 30 minutes long. The original lineup was Dara Ó Briain as host, with Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle and one guest panellist on one side, and Rory Bremner and two guest panellists on the other. Bremner left after series 2 and was replaced by Andy Parsons, and Russell Howard became a regular panellist the following series. Boyle left after series 7 and was replaced by a series of guests until Chris Addison took his seat permanently in the second half of series 10. Howard was absent for the last episodes of series 9 and first half of series 10 due to other filming commitments, and was confirmed to have left the panel in August 2011. Addison was not present for the second half of series 12 due to other commitments, and subsequently did not return for series 13, with his seat once again becoming a guest slot.^[1]

Episode list

The coloured backgrounds denote the result of each of the shows:

     – indicates Frankie and Hugh's / Hugh's / Chris and Hugh's team won.

     – indicates Rory's / Andy's / Russell and Andy's team won.

     – indicates the game ended in a draw or with neither team being declared the winner.

Series 1

Series 2

Series 3

Series 4

Series 5

Series 6

Series 7

Series 8

Series 9

Comic Relief special

Series 10

Series 11

Mock the Week Looks Back At...

Series 12

Series 13

Scores

Hugh Dennis has won more episodes than any other panellist, with 57 wins, of which 32 were with Frankie Boyle, 9 with Chris Addison (as a regular) and 16 were without another regular panellist.

Despite not being a serious competition, points are awarded at the end of each round and a winner is announced at the conclusion of each episode. Below is the number of series and episode wins by each of the regular panellists. As Andy Parsons took over from Rory Bremner, both of their scores are combined and shown individually. Despite Chris Addison, Frankie Boyle and Russell Howard all being regulars at certain times they are not listed in the headers, instead their wins are combined with the panellist who was seen as their captain during their tenures.

Footnotes

1. ↑ This episode was intended to be a normal episode, however several panel members were unable to attend filming due to the transport disruption caused by the July 2005 London bombings. As the format proved popular, clip shows were included in future series.
2. ↑ Rory Bremner was unable to attend the recording of this episode.
3. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'The Anal Lube Show' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV 2'.
4. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'The Leg Show' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV 2'.
5. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'The Elves and Testicles Show' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV 3'.
6. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'The Prison and Other Dodgy Stuff Show' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV 3'.
7. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'The Johnny Blowjob and Bird Flu Show' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV 3'.
8. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'Putin, Henman & Konnie Huq' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV'.
9. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'The Hedgehog Show' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV 2'.
10. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'Nuts, Pies and Nim Nim Nim' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV'.
11. ↑ Extended version of this episode titled 'Money, Sex and The Lib Dems' available on the DVD release 'Mock The Week: Too Hot For TV'.
12. ↑ This was the final episode where Frankie Boyle did a stand-up segment on the show. Boyle revealed in a 2010 interview with Jonathan Ross that the producers stopped him from doing any more stand-up segments, thus precipitating his departure from the show.
13. ↑ Frankie Boyle was unable to attend the recording of this episode.
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 14.4 This series included a summer break to accommodate the Edinburgh Festival.
15. ↑ Special episode webcast live as part of 24 Hour Panel People. Hugh Dennis was not present.
16. ↑ Delayed to the Sunday on account of Wimbledon coverage overrunning.
17. ↑ The 100th broadcast episode of the show; to mark this, the episode ended with a five-minute compilation of the producers' favourite moments from the previous 99 episodes.
18. ↑ In reference to his defeat in the Wimbledon final, audience member Andy Murray was declared the winner of the episode.
19. ↑ Josh Widdicombe filled in for Andy Parsons who was unable to attend the recording of this episode.
20. ↑ Moved back a day due to the broadcast of Marvellous.

References

External links

• List of Mock the Week episodes at TV.com
• List of Mock the Week episodes at the Internet Movie Database
• List of Mock the Week episodes at the British Comedy Guide