Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin, joins Rob this week to chat about the creative process of writing songs in a band, their mutual loathing for all things dairy, and share their best Barry Gibb impressions. They also reminisce on Rob’s initial hesitation at Chris’ invite to join him on stage to sing the Welsh National Anthem at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium.

Rob’s Would I Lie To You? co-star, Lee Mack, talks about the time he performed at Britain's smallest theatre, the problems that come with bringing members of the audience on stage, and what it’s like to be part of the BBC’s currently longest running sitcom, Not Going Out. The old friends also chat about the first time they met over 20 years ago, and how Rob went from cancelling his second appearance on WILTY, to becoming the host for the last 12 years!

Comedian, and everyone's favourite Would I Lie To You? panelist, Bob Mortimer, joins Rob to talk about how being dumped by an old girlfriend led to him meeting comedy partner Vic Reeves. They discuss the spontaneity of WILTY, the advice Bob gives to other guests and how a triple heart bypass gave him a new lease of life.

Often mistaken for each other, in this episode, Rob is joined by actor and author, Ben Miller. The duo try to work out how they met, an encounter which Rob doesn’t remember, but Ben thinks about all the time… They also chat about the comedic side of the hit BBC series Death In Paradise, and Ben’s new children books.

Comedian and hit CBS comedy series writer, Gina Yashere, joins Rob this week to tell the story of her big move to break America. Grafting on the LA comedy club scene, Gina tells of when she was picked up by the bookers for Def Comedy Jam who, unbeknown to Gina, were in the audience of one of her earliest gigs. They also go on to chat about Gina achieving a life goal of playing the ‘funny best friend’ on her hit series, Bob Hearts Abishola, and how she first came to meet the King of sit-coms, Chuck Lorre (Big Bang Theory, Mike and Molly, Two and a Half Men).

Investment banker turned stand-up comedian and actor, Sindhu Vee, joins Rob for a chat this week. They talk about Sindhu’s dramatic change in career path from the world of banking, to her first time on stage having never seen a live comedy gig before, to heading out on her UK tour next year (details below)! Sindhu also tells Rob about her traditional upbringing in India, her love of Prince and how she landed a role in the new Matilda movie.