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Bez randomly taking out his dentures in the middle of a "Wall of Celebrities" round. Put it away mate.
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Acaster audibly sounding hoarse during the last show of series two. Maybe if you stopped shouting at your employee…
 
== Inventor ==
== Inventor ==

Revision as of 23:05, 25 March 2020

Contents

Host

Josh Widdicombe

Co-hosts

James Acaster

Broadcast

Hat Trick for UKTV, shown on Dave, 13 February 2019 to present

Synopsis

Comedians, all familiar faces to the Dave audience, are invited in by Josh Widdicombe. Co-host James Acaster puts forward an unlikely situation. The comedian's task is to engage in flights of fantasy and improvise their way into a sensible answer.

In the first half of the show, two of the panel fly solo with answers to the idea. The other two do battle against each other. There's a pairs round, where the couples confer on their answer, and James Acaster lives out the hypothetical in real life. The final round features a guest celebrity, who has been asked about certain scenarios, and given an answer: the panel's task is to match them.

James and Josh.

How is this a game? James awards points on a completely arbitrary basis, based on his feelings about the answer, and a winning team is declared.

Hypothetical divided opinion: for every viewer who loved it, there was another who found it dull.

Catchphrases

"CLIFF!" - shouted by James Acaster when addressing a stagehand of the same name.

Key moments

Bez randomly taking out his dentures in the middle of a "Wall of Celebrities" round. Put it away mate.

Inventor

Josh Widdicombe, Tom Craine, and Matthew Crosby; Craine and Crosby are also credited as "Writers", Widdicombe as "Executive Producer".

Trivia

Derek Acorah made his final on-screen appearances on the show before his death in January 2020.

Title music

Sanjiv Sen, credited for "Music".

Web links

Official site

Wikipedia entry

British Comedy Guide entry

See also

Weaver's Week review

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