Have I Got News for You
NR
7.9
1990
Comedy
, News
Hilarious, totally-irreverent, near-slanderous political quiz show, based mainly on news stories from the last week or so, that leaves no party, personality or action unscathed in pursuit of laughs.
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- Cast：
- Ian Hislop
Episode 9 : Jeremy Clarkson, Michael Grade, Mo Mowlam
December. 20,2002
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Episode 8 : Charles Kennedy MP, Robert Winston, Will Self
December. 13,2002
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Episode 7 : Liza Tarbuck, Fred MacAulay, Janet Street-Porter
December. 06,2002
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Episode 6 : Boris Johnson MP, Stephen K. Amos, Clive Anderson
November. 29,2002
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Episode 5 : John Sergeant, Germaine Greer, Lorraine Kelly
November. 22,2002
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Episode 4 : Anne Robinson, John O'Farrell, John Simpson
November. 08,2002
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Episode 3 : Rich Hall, Ross Noble, Andrew Neil
November. 01,2002
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Episode 2 : Angus Deayton, Ross Noble, Gerald Kaufman MP
October. 25,2002
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Episode 1 : Christine Hamilton, Rod Liddle
October. 18,2002
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Seasons
Season 67
Comedy quiz show that grills celebrity contestants on the week's top stories and news.
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