Mock the Week

Mock the Week

Comedy • NR • 2005–22 • 21 Seasons

6.4

7.8

Starring

Hugh Dennis, Dara Ó Briain, Andy Parsons, Russell Howard, Frankie Boyle

Created By

Attributes

Simple Fast Light

Genre

Release Date

June 5, 2005

User Reviews

Hilarious British comedy show with top-notch improvisation by talented comedians. Non-stop laughs guaranteed! 😂

Really funny show. It's s great thing to watch while doing something else.

Top comedians mocking the weeks news topics in a laidback game show format. Best bit is always the final round.

Brilliant wit and lightening fast thinking by some of the best comedians Britain has to offer.

Good show to put on in the background if you're looking for a laugh

It's definitely more of a background show for me. It's interesting and can be fun too, but not to the point where I want to watch actively

Keeps u up to date with current affairs, and is entertaining. Great Show

Really funny, especially the quick fire rounds.

Best way to get depressing news is through comedy!

Hilarious takes on recent political happenings. Still just as funny when rewatching when the events aren't as recent

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Ratings

6.4 – Based on 1.8k ratings

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