Set List: Stand-Up Without A Net

Each week three comedians deliver fully improvised routines to an audience on subjects presented to them on stage by fellow stand-ups Paul Provenza and Troy Conrad, with the first edition featuring Frank Skinner, Richard Herring and Todd Joseph 'T. J.' Miller.

Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams delivers a comedy routine based on a topic he is presented with while on stage. His fellow American Eddie Pepitone and British stand-up Matt Kirshen also take up the challenge.

This program invites some of the biggest names in comedy to a gig like no other, full of weird concepts and challenging juxtapositions.

Stand-up and actor Rufus Hound and American comedian and musician Reggie Watts perform fully improvised routines on subjects presented to them on stage. Hound is faced with topics including soup of the year and the problem with immortality - and also has a persistent heckler to contend with - while Watts has to deliver an inner demon override, a mixtapeworm and a misogynist serenade.

American stand-ups Greg Proops, Rich Hall and Maria Bamford deliver fully improvised routines on subjects presented to them on stage. The topics they face include nudists versus Buddhists, a sperm motivational speaker, annual recircumcision, the Marx cafe, resisting gravy when you like gravy and the phrase `I shaved a monkey and raised him as a human'.

British comedians Russell Kane and Paul Foot and French funnyman Marcel Lucont perform improvised routines on subjects presented to them on stage. The topics they face include the secret agenda of One Direction, the three pillars of Scientology and clams who think for themselves.

Surreal English stand-up Ross Noble and American comedians Hannibal Burress and Paul F Tompkins take on the challenge in Los Angeles. They have to deliver fully improvised routines on subjects including a hypochondriac superhero, the great tranquilliser dart war of 2028, a lobster symphony and the phrase `why I'm racist against the Swiss'.