	Unknown Episode: Clive Anderson: [scenes from a Hat] Elephants preparing to go on holiday. [Paul Merton walks on] Packing their trunks, I suppose! [Paul walks back off]
	Unknown Episode: Rory Bremner: Welcome to 'World Leaders', my name is David Frost. I bring you world leaders, no matter what the cost. [as Clinton] I'm a sort of world leader, I'm a pleasant kind of a feller. [as Mandella] But I'm an even nicer bloke, my name's Nelson Mandella.

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In the mid-1990s, the series filmed occasional episodes in the United States. The popularity of these outings led to an American version of the series being launched in 1998. The final season of the British program was in fact filmed on the set of the American version. By that time, aside from the host the majorit
Mike Myers and Steve Carell auditioned for the show but were rejected by the show's producers.
Began as a radio program on BBC Radio 4 in 1987.
The animation of the opening titles the show eventually settled on is based on an Italian cartoon shorts series called La Linea (direct translation 'The Line'), which was very popular in Europe from the mid-seventies well into the nineties. It featured almost the exact same type of chalkboard 'single-l

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