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Entertainment show hosted by the Welsh comedian, Rob Brydon.

Rob Brydon's unique chat show with celebrity interviews, stand-up and music.

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The Rob Brydon Show: Series 3

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Ray Winstone

Brian Cox

Kelly Jones

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The Rob Brydon Show: Series 3: Episode 6

Episode 6

Series 3

BBC Two - The Rob Brydon Show, Series 3, Episode 6

Rob Brydon is joined by Ray Winstone and physicist Brian Cox, with music from Kelly Jones.

Rob Brydon is joined by actor Ray Winstone, who tries to teach him how to act tough, and physicist Brian Cox. Plus, music from Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones.

In the last show of the series, Rob meets actor Ray Winstone, who tries to teach Rob how to act tough. In return, Rob gets Ray to read a classic children's story and perform a special scene with an audience member.

They are joined by Professor Brian Cox, who talks about making science accessible and discovers that Ray Winstone was a schoolboy physics star.

There's also music and chat from Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones, who discusses the music that inspired him.

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Rob Brydon hosts his unique chat show, with celebrity interviews, stand-up and music.

Rob Brydon returns with a second series of his unique chat show, complete with audience tomfoolery, celebrity interviews, guest stand-up, and music.

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