The Friday Night Project

Season 7

7 episodes · Jun 8, 2008

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  • S7E1

    Show 1: Peter and Katie

    Jun 8, 200865m

    Woo-hoo! FNP may now be SNP, but it still features the same high octane shenanigans and a variety of ace celebrities. Last week's guest hosts were Peter Andre and his none too mysterious girl Katie Price. Playing the tunes were lairy indie rockers The Courteeners...

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  • S7E2

    Show 2: Pamela Anderson

    Jun 16, 200865m

    The Baywatch babe to beat all Baywatch babes Pamela Anderson nearly turns Alan, Paul Daniels shows sleight of tongue more than sleight of hand, a supermodel provides the singing with Five O'Clock Heroes, and Justin reveals a long-standing affair with our guest of honour.

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  • S7E3

    Show 3: Mark Ronson

    Jun 23, 200865m

    Justin Lee Collins and Alan Carr are joined by chart-topping music producer Mark Ronson, who takes part in performing themed comedy sketches and tailor-made games before inviting the comic duo into his unique world of celebrity intrigue.

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  • S7E4

    Show 4: Boyzone

    Jun 29, 200865m

    Tonight, Boyzone join presenters Justin Lee Collins and Alan Carr to guest host, providing an opening monologue before inviting Alan and Justin to delve into their unique world of celebrity and facing a no-questions-barred session from the studio audience.

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  • S7E5

    Show 5: David Hasselhoff

    Jul 6, 200865m

    David Hasselhoff joins presenters Justin Lee Collins and Alan Carr for the usual mix of sketches, news and audience interaction.

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  • S7E6

    Show 6: Barbara Windsor

    Jul 13, 200865m

    Eastenders star and Carry On legend Barbara Windsor joins presenters Justin Lee Collins and Alan Carr for the usual mix of sketches, news and audience interaction.

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  • S7E7

    Show 7: Will Young

    Jul 21, 200865m

    Entertainment and comedy series. Will Young joins presenters Justin Lee Collins and Alan Carr for the usual mix of sketches, news and audience interaction.

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