The Assembly

Series 2

8 episodes · Apr 8, 2026

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  • Stephen Fry
    S2E1

    Stephen Fry

    Apr 8, 202624m

    Sir Stephen is grilled by our autistic, neurodivergent &/or learning disabled interviewers. Did he take drugs in the Palace? Is he happy to be alive? No question is off limits!

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  • Nicola Sturgeon
    S2E2

    Nicola Sturgeon

    Apr 10, 2026

    Nicola is grilled by our autistic, neurodivergent &/or learning disabled interviewers. Why did she separate from her husband? Who does she loathe in politics? Nothing is off limits.

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  • Lenny Henry
    S2E3

    Lenny Henry

    Apr 17, 2026

    Sir Lenny faces the grilling of a lifetime from neurodivergent interviewers. Who does he regret idolising? In what order does he wash his body parts? No question is off limits.

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  • Anna Maxwell Martin
    S2E4

    Anna Maxwell Martin

    Apr 21, 2026

    The star is grilled by autistic and learning-disabled interviewers. From shoplifting confessions to the question of whether she's neurodivergent, nothing is off limits.

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  • Aitch
    S2E5

    Aitch

    Apr 22, 2026

    Aitch faces the grilling of a lifetime from autistic and learning-disabled interviewers. From his lyrics to his bank balance, nothing is off the table.

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  • Rylan Clark
    S2E6

    Rylan Clark

    May 24, 2026

    Rylan faces the grilling of a lifetime from a cast of neurodivergent interviewers. From cancelled celebrity friends to the contents of his bedside table, nothing is off limits.

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  • Unseen
    S2E7

    Unseen

    May 31, 2026

    Never-before-seen moments from The Assembly's second series, featuring Stephen Fry, Nicola Sturgeon, Lenny Henry, Anna Maxwell Martin, Aitch and Rylan.

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  • More Unseen
    S2E8

    More Unseen

    Jun 7, 2026

    A new collection of unseen moments from The Assembly Series 2, with Stephen Fry on God and grief, Rylan on fatherhood, Aitch on abortion and Nicola Sturgeon on toilet-paper merch.

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