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Live at the Apollo Season 3, Episode 4: Lee Mack & Sean Lock

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Lee Mack hosts Sean Lock in front of a packed Hammersmith Apollo. The pair take pot shots at Riverdance, hundreds and thousands, Cockneys and starfish. Watch Live at the Apollo Season 3, Episode 4 Lee Mack & Sean Lock in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Live at the Apollo Season 3, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
1

Jack Dee, Jason Manford & Russell Howard

Host Jack Dee and guests Jason Manford and Russell Howard regale their audience with their thoughts on everything from melting polar ice caps, wimpy professional footballers and celebrity-voiced sat nav systems to canine funerals, online dating and how best to outwit muggers.
2

Jimmy Carr & Alan Carr

Jimmy Carr hosts, with his special guest Alan Carr. In this show recorded in front of a packed house at the famous Hammersmith Apollo Jimmy and Alan point the finger at bullies, estate agents, phone sex lines and bread making machines.
3

Jo Brand & Michael McIntyre

Comedian Jo Brand hosts special guest Michael McIntyre. In the firing line are Simon Cowell, Labiaplasties, football referees and flaming terrorists.
4

Lee Mack & Sean Lock

Lee Mack hosts Sean Lock in front of a packed Hammersmith Apollo. The pair take pot shots at Riverdance, hundreds and thousands, Cockneys and starfish.
5

Joan Rivers & Patrick Kielty

The undisputed Queen of the Jewish Princesses, Joan Rivers, hosts the unstoppable Patrick Kielty as they point the finger at bad parents, inept terrorists and binge drinking.
6

Dara O'Briain, Stephen K. Amos & Frankie Boyle

Dara O'Briain is the host, with special guests Stephen K Amos and Frankie Boyle. Recorded live at the world famous Hammersmith Apollo, this last show of the series hammers computer geeks, Australians, the seventies and present buying.