Series 1
| Date | Host | Guests |
|---|---|---|
| 28 September 1979 | Ned Sherrin | Christopher Reeve, Willie Rushton, John Wells, Arianna Stassinopoulos, Alan Coren, David Halverstone and Linda Lewis |
| 5 October 1979 | Ned Sherrin | Willie Rushton, John Wells, Arianna Stassinopoulos, Emma Soames, Gerard Kenny, Secret Affair, Ian Page, Jimmy Pursey, Antonia Fraser |
| 12 October 1979 | Harold Wilson | Harry Secombe, Pat Phoenix, Tony Benn, Freddie Trueman and Sponooch |
| 19 October 1979 | Harold Wilson | Mike Yarwood, Robin Day, Winston Churchill MP, Mary Wilson, Dean Friedman |
| 26 October 1979 | Alan Brien | Russell Davies, Harold Evans, Sponooch, Jilly Cooper, Prof. Peter Townsend, Lord Melchett, Peter York, Lynda Hayes, Will Elsworth-Jones, and Jeremy Child, Norman Bird, Ronnie Brody in a sketch |
| 2 November 1979 | Tim Rice | Tom Stoppard, Bob Willis, George Martin, Elaine Paige and The Searchers. |
| 9 November 1979 | Tim Rice | John Cleese, Michael Palin, Malcolm Muggeridge, Arthur Mervyn Stockwood (the Bishop of Southwark), Norris McWhirter, Paul Jones and The Blues Band |
| 16 November 1979 | Cambridge Footlights | Martin Bergman, Hugh Laurie, Robert Bathurst, Emma Thompson, Peter Cook |
| 7 December 1979 | Willie Rushton | Barry Cryer, Peter Glaze, Seid Saeid, Sponooch, Andy Williams, The Alberts |
| 14 December 1979 | Jackie Stewart | Henry Cooper, James Hunt, Eddie Kidd, Barry Humphries (as Dame Edna Everage), Sponooch |
| 21 December 1979 | Ned Sherrin | Geoff Greenfield, Arianna Stassinopoulos, John Wells, Willie Rushton, Andrew Boyle, John Bird, Sponooch, Paul Jones and The Blues Band. |
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