Alan Carr: Chatty Man Episode Rating Graph

DJ Nick Grimshaw discusses about his role as judge in The X Factor and Radio 1's Teen Awards. Plus, comedian Jason Manford drops in to talk about his new Dave show The Money Pit, and electronica trio Years & Years perform their latest single Eyes Shut.

The host is joined by comedy actors and writers Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan to talk about the second series of their sitcom Catastrophe, while actress Catherine Tate chats about her new film SuperBob. Plus, musician Adam Lambert discusses his latest single and Irish singer-songwriter Roisin Murphy performs Evil Eyes.

The excitable host is joined by MasterChef judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace as the latest series of the cooking show nears its final. Pop star Lily Allen chats and performs her latest single Our Time, and US rocker Courtney Love talks about her forthcoming UK tour

This week's guests include Lady Gaga, who tells Alan all about her new album Artpop and gives an exclusive performance of Do What You Want. Also John Bishop, who talks about his Supersonic 2014 tour, and top chef Heston Blumenthal.

Award-winning funnyman Alan Carr is joined by Amanda Holden who chats about her new autobiography, No Holding Back - My Story. American actor and musician Jared Leto talks about his rock band Thirty Seconds To Mars and their new album and tour. Plus music from Swedish duo Icona Pop, who perform a medley of their hits I Love It and All Night.

In this episode, US TV star Kim Kardashian pops in for a chat, 8 Out of 10 Cats team captains, Sean Lock and Jon Richardson join Alan to talk about Channel 4's Comedy Gala at the 02 in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital due to air on Channel 4 next week, and musical guest Nelly Furtado performs her new single Big Hoops.

In this week's episode, Supreme Leader Admiral General Aladeen of Wadiya is on the show to promote his new film The Dictator, actor Ray Winstone joins Alan to chat about his latest film, Snow White and the Huntsman, plus all the news from This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. Musical guest Rebecca Ferguson performs Glitter and Gold.

In this opening episode, Alan is joined on the sofa by comedy superstar, Ricky Gervais. Fresh from hosting the Golden Globes, Ricky talks to Alan about the DVD release of his latest film The Invention of Lying and his forthcoming world comedy tour. Also joining Alan is model and reality TV star Katie Price, who chats about her TV new series What Katie Did Next. Plus, Vinnie Jones, who spills the beans about his time on Celebrity Big Brother and music from the talented Corinne Bailey Rae who performs an exclusive track Paris Night/New York Morning from her latest album.

Chatty Man is back!! In the first show, Alan will be joined on the sofa by Mariah Carey who will also perform her single, I want to Know What Love Is... star of The Mighty Boosh, Noel Fielding, and comedy actor Simon Pegg, pop in for a chat.

Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) reveals what she can about the new series, Anna Friel discusses ITV drama Marcella and Nick Grimshaw talks about Radio 1's Big Weekend at the end of the month. Music is provided by Canadian singer Alessia Cara, performing her new single Here.

Danny Dyer talks about his book The World According to Danny Dyer: Life Lessons from the East End, while Josh Widdicombe discusses his new BBC Three sitcom Josh, and Rita Ora drops in for a chat. Plus, Fleur East performs her new single Sax.

Alan's guests include comedian Russell Brand to talk about his new DVD The Messiah Complex, while host of Channel 4's The Last Leg, Adam Hills, discusses his Happyism DVD. Plus a live performance from The Wanted.

The host's guests this evening include actor James Nesbitt, talking about the return of police comedy drama Babylon on Channel 4, and Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, who chats and performs Shake It Off from her forthcoming album 1989. Plus, Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges, on his debut autobiography

Alan is joined by singer, songwriter and X Factor judge Gary Barlow, who also performs his latest single Since I Saw You Last. Comedian and actor Ricky Gervais joins Alan to talk about his latest film Muppets Most Wanted, together with two of the movie's stars - the one and only Kermit the Frog and his froggy nemesis Constantine. And Jessica Hynes tells Alan about reprising her role as Siobhan Sharpe in the new comedy W1A.

Alan is joined by pop sensation Kylie Minogue who talks about her latest album and performs her single, I Was Gonna Cancel, live in the studio. Multi award-winning actor Sir Ian McKellen chats to Alan about his eagerly-awaited movie X-Men: Days of Future Past, and breakfast show presenter Nick Grimshaw gives the lowdown on Radio 1's Big Weekend festival.

Award-winning Alan Carr presents another celebrity-packed Chatty Man. Guests include pop superstar Britney Spears, who chats exclusively about her new single Work Bitch. London 2012 Olympic hero and long distance runner Mo Farah discusses his new autobiography Twin Ambitions, while US movie star Joseph Gordon-Levitt talks about his new film Don Jon. Plus music from Jake Bugg who performs What Doesn't Kill You in the studio.

Alan is joined by Michael McIntyre, who has the lowdown on his new BBC One series Michael McIntyre's Big Show, and Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, who has published her own book, Scarlett Says. Plus, music by Jack Garratt, performing Surprise Yourself.

The comedian hosts an extended show filled with festive fun and frolics, plus the odd song or two by the evening's house band. Chatting to Alan on the sofa are broadcasting legend Terry Wogan, comedienne Sarah Millican, This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield, actor Dan Stevens - star of Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb - and Celebrity Big Brother presenter Emma Willis. All the guests join in with Gino D'Acampo for some Christmas cooking, and there's live music by singer-songwriters Sam Smith and George Ezra, and pop supergroup McBusted.

Dan Aykroyd talks about his role in the James Brown biopic Get on Up, and fellow Hollywood stars Kate Hudson and Zach Braff discuss their new comedy drama Wish I Was Here. Plus, funnyman Lee Mack on his live stand-up tour, Hit the Road Mack, and Professor Green performing Little Secrets from his album Growing Up in Public

The host presents a themed edition of his chat show, with jockey Frankie Dettori among his guests, and the draw for Channel 4's Celebrity Twitter Sweepstake. Joining in the fun are US pop star Enrique Iglesias, who performs his single I'm a Freak, rapper and producer Will.i.am, who talks about the final of The Voice and his coaching role on the BBC One talent show, and actress Ruth Jones, discussing her hit Sky1 comedy drama Stella

The Voice UK coaches Will.i.am, Boy George, Paloma Faith and Ricky Wilson join Alan to share their thoughts on the singing contest ahead of this weekend's first live show. Also, Fresh Meat cast members Jack Whitehall, Charlotte Ritchie, Joe Thomas and Greg McHugh talk about the final series of the student sitcom, and Years and Years perform their new single Desire.

The funnyman is joined by a trio of stars from Captain America: Civil War - Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie and Don Cheadle - and Hugh Grant and Simon Helberg, who appear in a slightly more subdued Hollywood offering, the story of would-be opera star Florence Foster Jenkins. Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid swap one TV sofa for another as they chat about their Good Morning Britain partnership and Laura Mvula performs her new single, Phenomenal Woman.

Comedian Dara O Briain talks about his brand new live DVD, Crowd Tickler. Plus, This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby also drop in for a chat as the award-winning funnyman hosts his entertainment chat show, packed with sketches, topical discussion and audience participation

Comedian and actor Peter Kay reflects on the success of his recent BBC One series Car Share, US actress Ellie Kemper talks about her online series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, while American singer-actor Adam Lambert discusses his latest album and single Ghost Town. Plus, James Bay performs his single Hold Back the River

Alan is joined by Billie Piper, who talks about her new series of Penny Dreadful, comedian Romesh Ranganathan drops in, and Phillip Schofield chats about the forthcoming Soap Awards, plus there's music from Charli XCX, who performs her new single, Famous, live in the studio.

Alan is joined by Hollywood star Anna Kendrick, dropping in to chat about her new film Pitch Perfect 2, comedian Lee Mack, talking about the DVD box set release of his sitcom Not Going Out, and actor Danny Dyer, sharing details on his role in EastEnders. Music comes from Clean Bandit, who perform their latest single Stronger

The host is joined by presenter Dermot O'Leary, who dishes the dirt on all things X Factor and talks about his new book The Soundtrack to My Life, and Hollywood actor Elijah Wood, discussing his 1950s-set drama Set Fire to the Stars. Plus, supermodel Naomi Campbell, who is currently appearing in The Face USA on Sky Living, and music by Paloma Faith, performing her latest single Ready for the Good Life.

David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon talk about this year's series of Britain's Got Talent, comedy actress Jennifer Saunders discusses the paperback release of her autobiography Bonkers: My Life in Laughs, and Deal or No Deal host Noel Edmonds looks back on his TV career. Indie-pop group the Vamps perform their single Last Night

Alan's guests include Robin Thicke performing his latest single Give It 2 U, Paul O'Grady drops in for a good old natter about his new chat show and comedian Jack Whitehall and his father Michael discuss their new book.

Alan Carr welcomes guests James Corden to chat about the DVD release of his latest series The Wrong Mans; Tom Hiddleston discusses his role in Thor: The Dark World; while Joan Collins shares some of her latest memoirs from Joan Collins, Passion for Life. Plus music from Tinie Tempah who performs Children of the Sun.

Alan welcomes viewers to his sofa for celebrity chat, top musical guests and general mischievous mayhem. In this show Alan is joined by Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong and Ed Helms who talk about their latest film, The Hangover Part III, Ex-Corrie star, Helen Flanagan joins Alan for a catch up, while Brit actor and now US movie star, Stephen Graham chats about his new film, Blood. Plus, pop star and TV presenter Olly Murs performs his new single Dear Darlin live in the studio.

In the final episode of the current series, Alan is joined by comedian Michael McIntyre who chats about his forthcoming autumn arena tour. Celebrating 25 years in the music industry, the princess of pop Kylie Minogue drops in. Plus current X Factor winners Little Mix join Alan for their first major TV interview ahead of their forthcoming debut single. Music is from Kaiser Chiefs performing I Predict a Riot.

Alan is joined by actor and comedian Steve Coogan, recently announced to be starring as Stan in a new TV movie about Laurel and Hardy, re-formed girl group All Saints, who chat about their comeback and perform their new single One Strike, and Catastrophe star Rob Delaney, who is bringing his stand-up tour to the UK. Plus, Michael Socha and Michaela Coel chat about E4 drama The Aliens.

The host is joined by iconic US actress Goldie Hawn, while comedian Romesh Ranganathan talks about his new BBC Three series Asian Provocateur and forthcoming stand-up tour. Plus, Rudimental perform their new single Lay It All on Me.

The Bafta award-winning funnyman is joined by actors Kristen Wiig, Kate Mara and Chiwetel Ejiofor to chat about their new sci-fi blockbuster The Martian. Plus, Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly discuss the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing, which began in earnest earlier in the evening and actress-pop star Selena Gomez reflects on her life and times and performs her single Good for You

Ahead of the semi-finals, Britain's Got Talent judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon join Alan on the sofa. Nick Grimshaw chats about the Radio 1 Big Weekend in Norwich. Comedy actors Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton talk about Inside No. 9. Live music is from The Vaccines who perform their latest single Dream Lover.

The host is joined by multiple Grammy-winning entertainer Bette Midler, who talks about her new album It's the Girls!, and Through the Keyhole and Celebrity Juice host Keith Lemon drops by to discuss his latest book releases. Plus, singer-songwriter James Blunt talks about his forthcoming single When I Find Love Again. Brit-winning soul singer Sam Smith performs his new single Like I Can, live in the studio.

The Bafta-winning funnyman is joined by Hollywood superstar Samuel L Jackson, Liverpudlian comedian John Bishop, ahead of his new Supersonic arena tour, and singer-songwriter Ella Henderson, who performs her second single, Glow, live in the studio

The award-winning funnyman is joined by illusionist Derren Brown, who talks about his 2015 live tour, Miracle, and Sue Perkins tells of her travels through Southeast Asia filming a new documentary series about the Mekong river. Plus, ventriloquist extraordinaire Nina Conti drops in, ahead of her new DVD release, and Mercury Prize-nominated band Jungle perform their single Busy Earnin' live.

The host is joined by Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis - two of the stars of Horrible Bosses 2 - and comedian Russell Howard, who chats about Wonderbox Live, his latest stand-up DVD. Music comes from New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde, who performs Yellow Flicker Beat in the studio.

In this edition Alan is joined by boyband JLS and brilliant comic Sarah Millican, who tells Alan all about hew new tour Home Bird, Danny Dyer drops in to talk about his new film Vendetta, while music is by hot new UK singer Laura Mvula, who sings That's Alright in the studio.

This week, Alan chats in his own inimitable style with Samuel L Jackson about his life and career, and also discusses Ivana Trump's extraordinary life with her. Plus, Katy Perry drops by for a chat and a performance of her latest single, Waking Up in Vegas

This week Alan is joined by global music star and fashion icon Kanye West. Kanye is joined on the sofa by his new UK protégé Mr Hudson, who will also be performing (with Kanye) his new single, Supernova. Other guests include Fern Britton and Sarah Harding (from Girls Aloud) who'll be chatting to Alan about her new TV drama acting role.

This week, Alan is joined by actor Rupert Everett, presenter of C4's new documentary The Scandalous Adventures of Lord Byron. Queen of the East End Barbara Windsor also pops in for a chat, as does comedian Kevin Bishop and The Enemy, who perform their new single Be Somebody.

Alan will be joined on the sofa by Ruth Jones and James Corden from Gavin & Stacey, DJ and TV star Chris Moyles, the boys from Westlife who'll be chatting about their new album Where We Are. Plus, the stunning Alesha Dixon will be performing her latest single

Alan's guests are Kate Hudson, who chats about her new film Nine, and a member of rock's most famous family: Sharon Osbourne. Plus, style icon and pop princess Lily Allen drops in for a chat and performs her single Who'd Have Known.

Alan's guests are popular new comedian Michael McIntyre, who will be dropping in to talk about his latest DVD Hello Wembley. Joining Michael is broadcasting mogul, and soon-to-be new Radio 2 breakfast DJ, Chris Evans who'll be chatting to Alan about his new autobiography. Plus American teen idol and pop sensation Miley Cyrus. Miley will be joining Alan on the sofa for a chat and performing 'Party in the USA' from her latest album.

Alan will be joined by the Divine Miss M - the amazing Bette Midler who will be making a rare appearance in the UK and chatting about her album The Best Bette: Deluxe Edition. Other guests include boy band sensation JLS, who chat to Alan and perform their single "One Shot".

In this festive episode, Alan is joined on the sofa by the showbiz legend Cilla Black, his old partner in crime from The Sunday Night Project Justin Lee Collins and, making his second appearance on the Chatty Man sofa, Little Britain star David Walliams. There's plenty of Christmas surprises and a performance from Britain's favourite new girl band The Saturdays.

Who better to send out the old year than the Time Lord himself, David Tennant, who tells Alan about his final performance in Doctor Who. Also dropping by for a chat is the very funny Catherine Tate; plus Davina McCall discusses the last ever Celebrity Big Brother and her new fitness DVD. With music from 80s icons Spandau Ballet.

Alan is joined on the sofa by US actress Daryl Hannah to talk about her new film A Closed Book and ex star of Skins Nicholas Hoult, tells all about his big screen role in A Single Man. EastEnders stars Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer talk about 25 years of the series and Ricky and Bianca's wedding plans. Plus, pop star Mika performs his single Blame It on the Girls.

Alan's guests on the sofa include winner of Celebrity Big Brother 2010 Alex Reid, in his first TV chat show interview since leaving the Big Brother house. Comedian Jimmy Carr and ex supermodel and US TV star Janice Dickinson. Plus, US musician Ke$ha performs her latest single: Blah Blah Blah.

Alan is joined on the sofa by rock goddess Courtney Love who talks about her new album; TV presenter Steve Jones chats about his latest TV projects including hosting Let's Dance For Sport Relief and 101 Ways to Leave a Game Show. Plus, Rihanna shares what's going on in her world and performs her new single Rude Boy.

Alan is joined on the sofa by the nation's favourite TV presenters. Ant and Dec tell Alan about their new gameshow Push the Button. Other guests are Torchwood actor and musical star John Barrowman, who chats about his new album, John Barrowman; and Supernanny Jo Frost discusses her brand new Channel 4 series: Jo Frost: Extreme Parental Guidance. Music is provided by 2010 Brit Awards' Critic's Choice-winner Ellie Goulding, performing her new single, Starry Eyed.

Alan is joined on the sofa by star of Little Britain and Alice in Wonderland, comedian and actor Matt Lucas who chats about his new comedy series: Come Fly with Me. Dame Edna Everage who gives her unique take on 2010 and shares her own personal highlights from the past year. Plus live music from McFly who chat about their latest DVD release Nowhere Left to Run and perform their single Shine a Light.

Kicking off the first show in the new series, Alan is joined by guests Jennifer Lopez, who chats and performs her latest single 'I'm into You', and Jonathan Ross, who talks about his new show Penn and Teller Fool Us. Plus, Heavyweight boxing champion David Haye drops in for a chat about his forthcoming world heavyweight unification fight against Wladimir Klitschko.

In the second episode, Alan is joined by Elle MacPherson and Bruce Forsyth. Louis Walsh joins Alan to give the lowdown on all things X Factor, plus there's a chat with new girl-band Wonderland. Music comes from the Kaiser Chiefs, who perform a track from their latest album, Little Shocks.

In this show Alan is joined by Thandie Newton and Ben Miller, who talk about their latest movie, Huge. Supernanny Jo Frost discusses her new book and series, Jo Frost's Extreme Parental Guidance, while music and chat comes from Liam Gallagher, who will be performing The Beat Goes On with his band - Beady Eye.

Alan Carr continues his series of celeb-fuelled antics and mischievous chat. In this show, Gavin and Stacey star Matt Horne talks about his latest film Horrid Henry: The Movie 3D. The Loose Women team - Sherrie Hewson, Denise Welch and Carol McGiffin pop in for a natter. And three stars of the new US comedy film Horrible Bosses - Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis - join Alan on the sofa. Plus music from The Kooks, who perform Is It Me from their latest album.

In this show, Alan is joined by X Factor finalists of 2010 One Direction in their first TV interview. Stephen Merchant, the tallest man in comedy, pops in to talk about his forthcoming stand-up tour. Hollywood actor Bradley Cooper talks about his film Limitless. Plus, Will Young performs his latest single Jealousy.

Alan Carr has been left in charge of Channel 4 HQ and is set to throw a New Year's Eve party to remember. He is joined by a host of special guests including Jonathan Ross, Micky Flanagan, Melanie Sykes, Gok Wan, Kirstie Allsopp, Alesha Dixon, Bruno Tonioli, Heston Blumenthal, Olly Murs, Paddy McGuinness, Rachel Riley and Shelley von Strunckel. There are sketches and entertaining games along with raucous audience participation, and music from JLS and The Ting Tings.

All four X Factor judges - Gary Barlow, Louis Walsh, Tulisa and Nicole Scherzinger join Alan to reveal the latest news and gossip from the current series. Some of the cast from Downton Abbey pop by for a chat - Sophie McShera (Daisy), Ed Speelers (Jimmy) and Rob James-Collier (Thomas) - and Nicki Minaj drops in to talk about her latest album. Plus music from Paloma Faith, who sings Never Tear Us Apart.

Alan is joined on the sofa by Jamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty who talk about their new Channel 4 show, Food Fight Club, The Wanted discuss their new single, American music star Taylor Swift chats about her new album Red, while The Killers perform their latest single, Miss Atomic Bomb.

Alan is joined on the sofa by comedy actress Julia Davis who chats about the DVD release of Hunderby, comedian John Bishop pops by to talk about the DVD of his latest stand-up show Rollercoaster, Mel C, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell join Alan to talk about Viva Forever!, the new musical based around the songs of The Spice Girls; while Rita Ora performs her latest single, Shine Ya Light, live in the studio.

Joining Alan on this week's show is top Welsh comedian Rhod Gilbert who chats about his latest tour and DVD release. The effervescent Paul O Grady pops in to tell Alan about his latest autobiography, Still Standing and the return of Lily Savage in this year's panto production of Aladdin at the O2 Arena. Plus, Noel Gallagher chats and perform AKA... What a Life from his latest album.