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Joe Lycett has set up his own pub. And it’s a pub with a difference - because it will only be open for an hour a week. Featuring top drawer comedy entertainment from Joe and a pub full of celebrity guests.
Join pub landlord Joe Lycett and celeb guests Sara Cox and Guz Khan for the grand opening of Joe's new boozer - a place where everyone can escape the world and also put it to rights.
Sir Lenny Henry puts a shift in as pub manager and Joanne McNally drops by to join landlord Joe Lycett live from his new boozer, The Lycett Arms
Sophie Willan attempts to control the chaos as pub manager, while Joel Dommett has a natter with landlord Joe Lycett live from his new boozer, The Lycett Arms.
Lou Sanders is the guest comic at Joe's pub this week. Katherine Parkinson puts in a shift as pub manager and Richard Ayoade does a stint in the function room.
Rylan puts in a shift as manager at Joe's pub this week, Maisie Adam is the guest comic, and Joe's other guests include Lara Ricote and Leo Reich.
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Available 2026-10-09
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