Stiles and Mochrie being regular performers. The American format maintained the same style, although with a more notable take on a game show, with both Brady and Proops also working alongside the group in episodes. On 6 March 2011, over twelve years after the series finale, a special edition of the show was recorded for "24 Hour Panel People", a marathon of UK panel shows, in aid of Comic Relief. The recording was broadcast live on the Comic Relief website at about 9:30am, while the edited compilation shows for the event were shown between 13–17 March on BBC Three. Alongside Anderson hosting the show, the format was adjusted to feature five performers, and featured performances by Humphrey Ker, Josie Lawrence, Neil Mullarkey, Tony Slattery and David Walliams. In 2017, a stage-version of the show appeared at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with some members of the original cast. The initial shows were a sell-out and extra dates and shows were put on. Sell-out runs followed at the London Palladium and The Royal Albert Hall. In April 2019, it was announced that the stage-version of the show would be returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with Tony Slattery returning as one of the original cast members. See also Mock the Week Fast and Loose Thank God You're Here Kwik Witz Improvisation My Dear Mark Watson ComedySportz Boom Chicago The Second City References External links 1980s British satirical television series 1990s British satirical television series 1988 British television series debuts 1999 British television series endings British panel games Channel 4 comedy Channel 4 game shows 1980s British game shows 1990s British game shows English-language television shows Improvisational television series Television series based on radio series Television series by Hat Trick Productions Television shows shot at Teddington Studios