Alan Carr is joined by two of the stars of the forthcoming West End comedy play Barking in Essex - Lee Evans and Keeley Hawes. Plus the stars of Dragon's Den, and Sharon Osbourne who talks about her return to The X Factor. Music is from Rizzle Kicks. Plus music from Rizzle Kicks, who perform their single Lost Generation.

Hollywood superhunks Jamie Foxx and Channing Tatum drop by Alan Carr: Chatty Man. From a cooler-than-cool dance entrance to Blackstreet's No Diggity, to impersonations and an on-sofa lap dance, with singing and flirting galore, there's everything you could ever need for a great Friday night in. Jamie and Channing's ease with Alan was clear from the off, as the three banter back and forward and belly laughed throughout. The pair even took to twitter, with Channing describing it as a great way to end the promotional tour for their film White House Down. Channing also said during the interview "you're fantastic - we've been doing junkets all day with people who aren't as incredibly hilarious as you. It's incredibly refreshing when we're being entertained", before getting up to give Alan a hug. Jamie then added to this bromance by confessing that Channing was very sexy in the film "there was a couple of times when he was doing a shot and the light hit him in the eyes, and I just said hey - at a couple of points his eyes were dreamy, but I said it very manly." Jamie also showed his appreciation for Alan and his voice by sampling him, before both Jamie and Channing gave Alan his very own remix.

Alan Carr is joined by guests Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins who drop in to discuss The Great British Bake Off; 8 Out Of 10 Cats star Sean Lock; and US pop star Miley Cyrus who chats and performs her latest single We Can't Stop.

Alan Carr brings some 80s sparkle in to the studio for this special show as part of The Channel 4 80s Night. This edition features some superfly guests including Jessie J, performing and chatting, and actor Matthew Fox.

Join BAFTA award-winning Alan Carr as he celebrates 100 glorious episodes and 11 series of his hit Channel 4 chat show. Throughout the years Alan has welcomed over 400 guests onto his sofa, featuring some of the biggest and brightest international and homegrown stars in showbiz, including; Lady Gaga, Grace Jones, Robbie Williams, Jamie Foxx, Rod Stewart, Liam Gallagher, Adele and many, many more. This 100th episode follows in those star-studded footsteps once again, as Alan is joined by the fantastic Justin Timberlake, who will be chatting about his new film Runner Runner, and performing Take Back The Night from his new album. Alan will also be talking fighting and fitness with Heavyweight Boxer David Haye ahead of his monumental match with Tyson Fury, before gossiping with music icon Rihanna, who will also take to the stage to perform What Now, taken from her Unapologetic album.

Alan is joined by Tess Daly, Ben Cohen, Abbey Clancy, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Julien Macdonald from the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing; David Mitchell drops in to discuss his new Channel 4 show Was It Something I Said?, and actor James McAvoy chats about his latest movie, Filth. Plus music from Iggy Azalea, who performs Change Your Life.

Alan is joined by X Factor judge Nicole Scherzinger, US actor and Jackass star Johnny Knoxville and Gok Wan, who tells Alan all about his new book. Music is from One Republic who perform their latest single Counting Stars.

Guests include pop superstar Britney Spears who chats exclusively about her new single Work Bitch. London 2012 Olympic hero and long distance runner Mo Farah discusses his new autobiography, while US movie star Joseph Gordon-Levitt talks about his new film Don Jon. Plus music from Jake Bugg who performs What Doesn't Kill You in the studio.

Alan Carr is joined by Michael Sheen, who discusses his new Channel 4 US show The Masters of Sex; Amanda Holden, who chats about her new autobiography; actor and musician Jared Leto, who talks about his rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars; and Karl Pilkington, who drops in to chat about his new show The Moaning of Life. Plus music from Swedish duo Icona Pop.

Alan Carr welcomes guests James Corden to chat about the DVD release of his latest series The Wrong Mans; Tom Hiddleston discusses his role in Thor: The Dark World; while Joan Collins shares some of her latest memoirs. Plus music from Tinie Tempah who performs Children of the Sun.

Alan's guests include Robin Thicke performing his latest single Give It 2 U, Paul O'Grady drops in for a good old natter about his new chat show and comedian Jack Whitehall and his father Michael discuss their new book.

Alan's guests include comedian Russell Brand to talk about his new DVD The Messiah Complex, while host of Channel 4's The Last Leg, Adam Hills, discusses his Happyism DVD. Plus a live performance from The Wanted.

Micky Flanagan tells Alan about his latest DVD, Back in the Game. Award-winning actress Sheridan Smith talks about her latest movie Powder Room. The cast of Made In Chelsea appear too. Plus music from Bastille who perform Of the Night.

Alan Carr is joined on the sofa by Radio 1 Breakfast Show host Nick Grimshaw; comedian Josh Widdicombe, who talks about his latest DVD; Louis Walsh provides all the news on The X Factor; and Him & Her star Russell Tovey also drops by for a chat. Plus Beady Eye perform their new single Iz Rite.

This week's guests include Lady Gaga, who tells Alan all about her new album Artpop and gives an exclusive performance of Do What You Want. Also John Bishop, who talks about his Supersonic 2014 tour, and top chef Heston Blumenthal.

Alan is joined by comedians Seann Walsh and Keith Lemon and Canadian singer/songwriter Michael Bublé, who drops in for a chat and performs his latest single, You Make Me Feel So Young.

Alan is joined by Lee Mack, who chats about the Christmas special of Not Going Out; Bruce Forsyth discusses the Strictly Come Dancing final; and Katy Perry chats and performs Unconditionally live in the studio.

Russell Brand talk about his new DVD Messiah Complex, while host of Channel 4's The Last Leg, Adam Hills, discusses his Happyism DVD. Plus a chat with Derren Brown, and a live performance from The Wanted.