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The Mad Bad Ad Show

February 17, 2012
→ March 23, 2012
45m
1 Season
6 Episodes
Comedy
IMDb

Overview

The Mad Bad Ad Show is a British comedy panel shown weekly on Channel 4 which is made by Objective Productions and hosted by Mark Dolan.

Episodes

1
Episode 1February 17, 2012

Confectionery: Holly Walsh and Joe Wilkinson

45min

The Mad Bad Ad Show brings together an original mix of challenges, comic banter and a bit of ad land insight. This week Mark Watson and Micky Flanagan are joined by Holly Walsh and Joe Wilkinson to promote confectionery.

2
Episode 2February 24, 2012

Smoking: Jason Manford and Matthew Crosby

45min

This week the ads are themed around smoking. Micky and Mark are joined by Jason Manford and Matthew Crosby.

3
Episode 3March 2, 2012

Toys: Sean Lock and Miles Jupp

45min

Mark Dolan plays host while team captains Micky Flanagan and Mark Watson are joined by Sean Lock, Miles Jupp and two ad industry insiders for the third show. The theme is toys, and the teams face questions about classic ads from the past and present and are challenged to shoot their own adverts, which will be judged by the studio audience.

4
Episode 4March 9, 2012

Public Information Films: Lorraine Kelly and Josh Widdicombe

45min

In the fourth show the ads are themed around public information films, and Micky and Mark are joined by Lorraine Kelly and comedian Josh Widdicombe.

5
Episode 5March 16, 2012

Beer: Rufus Hound and Sara Pascoe

45min

In the fifth show the ads are themed around beer, and Micky and Mark are joined by Rufus Hound and Sarah Pascoe

6
Episode 6March 23, 2012

Cereal: Rachel Riley and Chris Ramsey

45min

In the sixth and final show of the series the ads are themed around cereal, and Micky Flanagan and Mark Watson are joined by Countdown co-host Rachel Riley and comedian Chris Ramsey.

Cast

Simon Greenall

Simon Greenall

Mark Watson

Mark Watson

Micky Flanagan

Micky Flanagan