Rob is joined by comedian John Bishop as they discuss their budding friendship, John’s first experience doing an open mic night and how that led to him becoming one of the UK's most successful comedians and, more importantly, saving his marriage.

Sheridan Smith and Rob reminisce on working together on Gavin & Stacey and The Huntsman, and discuss her latest projects, The Barking Murders and Pooch Perfect. Sheridan also delves into her past experiences of anxiety on set, and how Dustin Hoffman put her at ease.

Jason Manford shares the hilarious moment his family members heckled him at the biggest gig of his life from a corporate box at Manchester Arena. He also chats about working with Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton in the musical Sweeney Todd and most recently, his performance in Curtains.

Lead singer of rock band Texas, Sharleen Spiteri, shares her thoughts on the current music culture, and how she goes about creating and writing new music. They also talk about the time she spotted Rob in the audience at Chris Evans’ CarFest and decided to pull him on stage in front of 30,000 people without warning!

Actor and Comedian Miles Jupp joins Rob to chat about going from studying Divinity at University in Scotland, to his stint on children’s TV series Balamory as Archie the Inventor. They discuss Miles’ time working with Alan Bennett on the play People at the National Theatre, and Miles recounts the time he blagged his way onto a Cricket tour of India, in an attempt to make it as a Cricket commentator!

Fellow Welshman, Rhys Ifans, joins Rob as they discuss Rhys’ affinity to err on the side of danger, both in his work and personal life, and how that has shaped where he is today. He reminisces about his first movie appearance with the great Sir Anthony Hopkins and remembers the time he gave Rob two tickets to see him in A Christmas Carol, only to realise whilst on stage that Rob had brought the one and only Sir Tom Jones as his plus one!

Comedian, actor & writer, David Walliams, tells Rob about how he became friends with the late and great Sir Roger Moore, how seeing Rowan Atkinson do stand up whilst he was in school inspired him to get into comedy, and talks about his adoration of Frankie Howerd.

Downton Abbey star, and the nation’s favourite butler, Jim Carter joins Rob this week to reminisce about their time working together in a movie about a men’s synchronised swimming team, how they both strive to keep a healthy work/life balance, and also the success of Downton Abbey and how this led Jim to find himself on a late night tour of The White House!