After a barnstorming first series, Don’t Make Me Laugh returned for a second series to BBC Radio 4, created and hosted by David Baddiel. It asks comedians to do the one thing they hate above all else - NOT get laughs.

In front of a studio audience, our comedians will face the challenge of going up the mike in front of a live audience and not getting laughs. If a comedian gets a laugh, he or she loses the mike, and it passes to the next comedian - and the one who can keep going without getting a laugh for the longest time gets the most points. But it won't be easy - in each round, they'll be given inherently funny topics like 'bottoms' or 'my most embarrassing sexual experience' or 'why David Cameron's face looks like a big ham'. With some very funny (but not for them) forfeits if they stray off-topic.

Don't Make Me Laugh is a chance to watch some of the country's top comedians fight tooth and nail against their most natural instincts. There will certainly be plenty of laughter - but only some of it deliberately.

Appearing during series 2 were: Frank Skinner, Hugh Dennis, Jo Brand, Katherine Ryan, Aisling Bea, Sara Pascoe, Lee Mack, Joe Lycett & Mark Watson and the shows were recorded at The RADA Studios (formerly The Drill Hall), near Goodge Street tube station.

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