Greg Davies presents Aisling Bea, Bob Mortimer, Mark Watson, Nish Kumar, and Sally Phillips with brilliantly perplexing challenges, encompassing feats such as a game of basketball played without using their hands.

Greg Davies finds considerable amusement in the public downfall of celebrities. Nish Kumar cultivates an image of benevolent outlawry, while Mark Watson seems perpetually beset by the indignity of yogurt.

Greg Davies, demonstrating a real-world penchant for mischief matching his character in *The Inbetweeners*, subjects five comedians to a series of ludicrous challenges, including precarious jelly-balancing and the construction of elaborate …

Mark Watson and Nish Kumar share a slice of toast, while Sally Phillips adorns it with absinthe. Greg Davies presents the usual outlandish challenges for the celebrity guests.

Greg Davies crafts assignments of peculiar and often harsh nature—yet invariably laced with humor. Sally Phillips finds herself navigating a flirtatious office water cooler. Aisling Bea attempts to fit a meal inside a balloon.

Greg Davies maintains his penchant for playfully humbling the famous, a pastime enjoyed by all involved. Meanwhile, Bob Mortimer enthusiastically advocates for sausage meat, and Sally Phillips retreats into a state of blissful repose.

Greg Davies, with a mischievous glint in his eye, presents five comedians with particularly cruel challenges. Nish Kumar faces a bizarre test involving a coconut harness, while Sally Phillips, eyes obscured, must navigate a task with only a…

The series approaches its conclusion, with the celebrity trials nearing their end. Aisling Bea punctuates the proceedings with energetic leaps onto cushions, while Bob Mortimer offers an informative discourse on the region of Dumfries and G…