List of The Last Leg episodes

The following is a list of episodes for the British satire and talk show The Last Leg which began airing on 30 August 2012 on Channel 4, originally as part of the channel's London 2012 Paralympic Games coverage and later spun off as its own show after the games finished.

Episode list

Episode ratings from BARB.^[1] All viewing figures from series 8 onwards include Channel 4 +1.

The Last Leg with Adam Hills

This series was broadcast during the 2012 Paralympic Games.

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
1	1	Andrew Flintoff	30 August 2012	N/A
2	2	Christine Ohuruogu	31 August 2012	N/A
3	3	Rachael Latham	1 September 2012	1.05
4	4	Jimmy Carr and Nkegbe Botsyo	2 September 2012	1.26
5	5	Jody Cundy	3 September 2012	1.17
6	6	Sean Lock and Jacqueline Freney	4 September 2012	0.98
7	7	Warwick Davis	5 September 2012	1.03
8	8	Jimmy Carr and Hannah Cockroft	6 September 2012	0.90
9	9	Jonnie Peacock and Jason Smyth	7 September 2012	1.33^{[nb 1]}
10	10	Dominic West, Rachael Latham, Giles Long, Diana Mann, Iwan Thomas, Lee Pearson, Jody Cundy, Liz Johnson, Charlotte Henshaw and Claire Cashmore	8 September 2012	1.27
11	Special	The Last Leg of the Year: Nicola Adams, Jonnie Peacock, Jamie Oliver and Rachel Onasanwo^{[nb 2]}	30 December 2012	N/A

Series 1

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
12	1	Idris Elba	25 January 2013	N/A
13	2	Brian Cox	1 February 2013	N/A
14	3	Rafe Spall	8 February 2013	N/A
15	4	Jack Dee	15 February 2013	1.31
16	5	Jenna-Louise Coleman	22 February 2013	1.21
17	6	Jonathan Ross	1 March 2013	N/A
18	7	Duncan Bannatyne	8 March 2013	N/A
19	8	Jo Brand	22 March 2013	1.18
20	9	Kevin Bridges and Jody Cundy	29 March 2013	1.20

Series 2

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
21	1	Russell Brand	31 July 2013	0.98
22	2	Micky Flanagan	7 August 2013	1.14
23	3	Alan Carr	14 August 2013	1.02
24	4	Gabby Logan	21 August 2013	1.06
25	5	Dara Ó Briain	28 August 2013	1.06
26	6	Boris Johnson	4 September 2013	1.08
27	7	Jack Whitehall	11 September 2013	1.12
28	8	Eddie Izzard	18 September 2013	1.14

Series 3

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
29	1	Clare Balding and Micky Flanagan^{[nb 3]}	31 January 2014	1.39
30	2	Tinie Tempah and Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards	7 February 2014	1.50
31	3	Warwick Davis	14 February 2014	1.38
32	4	Claudia Winkleman	21 February 2014	1.34
33	5	James Corden	28 February 2014	1.44
34	6	Richard Ayoade and Hannah Cockroft	7 March 2014	1.39
35	7	Jennifer Saunders	14 March 2014	1.72^{[nb 4]}
36	8	Frank Skinner	21 March 2014	1.34

Series 4

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
37	1	Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison	1 August 2014	1.18
38	2	Noel Fielding	8 August 2014	1.21
39	3	Carrie Fisher	15 August 2014	1.24
40	4	Daniel Radcliffe	22 August 2014	1.06
41	5	John Bishop	29 August 2014	1.48
42	6	Nick Frost	5 September 2014	1.45

Series 5

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
43	Special	The Last Leg of the Year: Richard Ayoade	2 January 2015	1.55
44	1	Dara Ó Briain	9 January 2015	1.56
45	2	Alan Davies	16 January 2015	1.61
46	3	Kathy Burke	23 January 2015	1.42
47	4	Nick Clegg and Miranda Hart	30 January 2015	1.43
48	5	Stephen Mangan	6 February 2015	1.56^{[nb 5]}
49	6	David Mitchell	13 February 2015	1.90^{[nb 6]}
50	7	Russell Crowe	20 February 2015	1.93^{[nb 7]}
51	8	Sarah Millican and RJ Mitte	27 February 2015	1.89^{[nb 8]}

Series 6

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
55	1	Stephen Merchant	26 June 2015	1.25
56	2	Johnny Vegas	3 July 2015	1.41
57	3	Joanna Lumley	10 July 2015	1.62^{[nb 9]}
58	4	Amy Poehler	17 July 2015	1.49
59	5	Jason Manford	24 July 2015	1.55
60	6	John Cleese	31 July 2015	1.76
61	7	Bill Bailey	7 August 2015	1.72
62	8	Romesh Ranganathan	14 August 2015	2.01^{[nb 10]}
63	9	Jack Whitehall	21 August 2015	1.79
64	10	Katherine Ryan	28 August 2015	1.93^{[nb 11]}
65	11	Lee Mack	4 September 2015	1.93^{[nb 12]}

Series 7

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
69	1	Richard Osman	12 February 2016	2.34^{[nb 13]}
70	2	Catherine Tate	19 February 2016	2.62^{[nb 14]}
71	3	Sue Perkins	26 February 2016	2.32^{[nb 15]}
72	4	Caitlin Moran	4 March 2016	2.13
73	5	Richard Ayoade	11 March 2016	2.16
74	6	Louis Theroux	18 March 2016	1.72
75	7	Jonathan Ross	25 March 2016	1.80
76	8	Charlotte Church	1 April 2016^{[nb 16]}	2.28^{[nb 17]}

Series 8

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
77	1	Jeremy Corbyn and Russell Crowe	10 June 2016	2.26
78	2	Jesse Eisenberg and Kunal Nayyar	17 June 2016	1.97
79	3	Stephen Mangan, John Mann, Stanley Johnson and Lolly Adefope	24 June 2016^{[nb 18]}	2.53
80	4	Carrie Fisher	1 July 2016	1.81
81	5	Greg Davies	8 July 2016	2.01
82	6	Katherine Ryan	15 July 2016	1.79

Series 9

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
95	1	Ellie Simmonds, Jonnie Peacock, Clare Balding, Johnny Vegas and Ellie Robinson	7 October 2016	2.11
96	2	John Bishop	14 October 2016	2.38
97	3	Roisin Conaty and Jeremy Paxman	28 October 2016	2.29
98	4	Jack Whitehall	4 November 2016	2.25
100	5	Gemma Chan	11 November 2016	2.23
101	6	David Walliams	18 November 2016	1.77
102	7	Jessica Hynes	25 November 2016	TBD
103	8	Russell Howard	2 December 2016	TBD
104	9	Ricky Gervais	9 December 2016	TBD
105	10	Miranda Hart	16 December 2016	TBD
106	Special	Grayson Perry	23 December 2016^{[nb 19]}	TBD

Specials

These series or episodes are specials outside of the normal series.

Election specials

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
52	Special 1	Nick Clegg and Piers Morgan	23 April 2015	1.19
53	Special 2	Jeremy Paxman	30 April 2015	1.14
54	Special 3	Kathy Burke, Jack Dee and Dave Rowntree	7 May 2015^{[nb 20]}	N/A
99	Special 4	Richard Osman, Ed Balls and Rachel Johnson	9 November 2016^{[nb 21]}	2.58

Stand Up to Cancer special

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
66	N/A	Greg Davies and Russell Howard	9 October 2015	1.25

There was an additional Stand Up to Cancer mini-episode on 21 October 2016, featuring Liam Malone.

Down Under

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
67	Special 1	Ian Smith	29 January 2016	1.70
68	Special 2		5 February 2016	1.56

Live from Rio

During the 2016 Summer Paralympics, The Last Leg broadcast nightly live from a studio in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with the special series Live from Rio.

No.	#	Guest(s)	Original air date	Viewers (millions)
84	Special 1	Clare Balding, RJ Mitte, JJ Chalmers, Sophie Morgan, Arthur Williams and Ade Adepitan	7 September 2016	1.14
85	Special 2	Stephen Mangan and Marlou van Rhijn	8 September 2016	1.82
86	Special 3	Johnny Vegas and Stefanie Reid	9 September 2016	2
87	Special 4	Stephen Mangan, Jonnie Peacock and Ali Jawad	10 September 2016	1.86
88	Special 5	Johnny Vegas, Jody Cundy, Jon-Allan Butterworth and Matt Stutzman	11 September 2016	1.98
89	Special 6	Johnny Vegas, Aled Davies, Jonnie Peacock and Rebecca Redfern	12 September 2016	2.15
90	Special 7	Katherine Ryan, Lauren Steadman, Andy Lewis and Hollie Arnold	13 September 2016	2.17
91	Special 8	Stephen Mangan, Sascha Kindred, Jordanne Whiley and Lucy Shuker	14 September 2016	1.73
92	Special 9	Katherine Ryan, RJ Mitte, Andrew Lapthorne, Dylan Alcott, Jeanette Chippington, Emma Wiggs and Anne Dickins	15 September 2016	2.31
93	Special 10	Richard Whitehead, Katherine Ryan, Will Bayley, Rob Davies, Georgina Hermitage, Sophie Hahn and David Smith	16 September 2016	2.18
94	Special 11	Hannah Cockroft, Gordon Reid, Kadeena Cox, Liam Malone, and Sarah Storey	17 September 2016	2.27

Notes

↑ 1.22 million on Channel 4, 105,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ Best known as the Happiest Olympic Worker.
↑ Flanagan was a guest host in place of Brooker, who was filming The Jump in Austria.
↑ 1.47 million on Channel 4, 254,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.31 million on Channel 4, 249,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.68 million on Channel 4, 223,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.71 million on Channel 4, 217,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.64 million on Channel 4, 249,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.41 million on Channel 4, 210,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.78 million on Channel 4, 232,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.69 million on Channel 4, 240,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 1.71 million on Channel 4, 221,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 2.15 million on Channel 4, 189,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 2.29 million on Channel 4, 332,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ 2.02 million on Channel 4, 299,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ This episode was retitled to "Your Mum", following a viewer poll in the previous week's episode inspired by the public campaign to call the naval research ship that was ultimately named RRS Sir David Attenborough "Boaty McBoatface".
↑ 1.99 million on Channel 4, 289,000 on Channel 4 +1
↑ EU Referendum special, retitled to "Last Leg In, Last Leg Out".
↑ Christmas special.
↑ Aired in multiple parts across Channel 4's Alternative Election Night coverage.
↑ US Election special.

References

↑ "Top 30 Programmes - BARB". barb.co.uk.

External links

List of The Last Leg episodes at channel4.com
List of The Last Leg episodes at British Comedy Guide

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