Stand Up and Deliver
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Two-part special where five non-comedians compete to become Stand Up and Deliver champion. | Two-part special where five non-comedians compete to become Stand Up and Deliver champion. | ||
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| + | == Champion == | ||
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| + | Sayeeda Warsi, as mentored by Nick Helm. | ||
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| + | == Participants == | ||
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| + | *Richard Coles, as mentored by [[David Baddiel]] | ||
| + | *Katie McGlynn, as mentored by Zoe Lyons | ||
| + | *Shaun Ryder, as mentored by [[Jason Manford]] | ||
| + | *Curtis Pritchard, as mentored by Judi Love | ||
| + | *Sayeeda Warsi, as mentored by Nick Helm | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| - | Aired in support of Stand Up to Cancer. | + | Aired in support of Stand Up to Cancer. Filming was delayed by [[Impact of COVID-19|the COVID-19 pandemic]]; when the final was shot it used a socially distanced audience and a virtual audience. However, the premise came in for criticism when it was announced, as stand-up comedy had been illegal for much of the pandemic. |
[[Category:Comedy]] | [[Category:Comedy]] | ||
[[Category:Channel 4 Programmes]] | [[Category:Channel 4 Programmes]] | ||
Revision as of 22:35, 5 March 2021
Contents |
Host
Narrator: Julia Davis
Broadcast
Lime Pictures for Channel 4, 25 February to 2 March 2021 (2 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Two-part special where five non-comedians compete to become Stand Up and Deliver champion.
Champion
Sayeeda Warsi, as mentored by Nick Helm.
Participants
- Richard Coles, as mentored by David Baddiel
- Katie McGlynn, as mentored by Zoe Lyons
- Shaun Ryder, as mentored by Jason Manford
- Curtis Pritchard, as mentored by Judi Love
- Sayeeda Warsi, as mentored by Nick Helm
Trivia
Aired in support of Stand Up to Cancer. Filming was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic; when the final was shot it used a socially distanced audience and a virtual audience. However, the premise came in for criticism when it was announced, as stand-up comedy had been illegal for much of the pandemic.
