Kicking off the first show in the new series is pop star royalty Robbie Williams, who performs his new single, Be a Boy. Fresh from their Comic Relief Zambezi River Challenge, Jack Dee, Dara O Briain and Melanie C join Alan, and Jaime Winstone and Sue Perkins also pop in for a chat.

Guests joining Alan include Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds who talks about his latest movie The Croods, top girl band The Saturdays featuring Sean Paul chat to Alan and perform their new single What about Us.

In this edition Russell Brand drops in for a chat, Jools Holland talks about his new series of 'Later' and album 'The Golden Age of Song'; Terry Mynott talks about his show The Mimic, while music is from Tom Odell, who performs Hold Me.

In the fifth show Alan is joined by Paul Gascoigne for an exclusive chat, Professor Brian Cox talks about his new series Science Britannica, while Fall Out Boy perform their latest single 'My songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light 'Em Up).

Alan welcomes viewers to his sofa for celebrity chat, top musical guests and general mischievous mayhem. In the sixth show, Alan is joined by comedians Jennifer Saunders and Bill Bailey, while Charlie Brooks aka Janine from EastEnders, tells Alan all about her return to Albert Square, plus US band Fun perform their latest single All Alone.

In this edition Alan is joined by boyband JLS and brilliant comic Sarah Millican, who tells Alan all about hew new tour Home Bird, Danny Dyer drops in to talk about his new film Vendetta, while music is by hot new UK singer Laura Mvula, who sings That's Alright in the studio.

Alan is joined by Bruce Forsyth, Steve Coogan, Jo Brand and Seann Walsh. Plus girl group Little Mix sing their new single How Ya Doin'? live in the studio.

Alan kicks off the weekend as he welcomes viewers to his sofa for celebrity chat, top musical guests and general mischievous mayhem. Guests include Essex born supermodel David Gandy, Rob Brydon and Amanda Holden, and music is from Jessie Ware who performs her latest single, Imagine It Was Us.

Alan kicks off the weekend as he welcomes viewers to his sofa for celebrity chat, top musical guests and general mischievous mayhem. Guests include Rod Stewart, some of the cast of Made in Chelsea, Dawn O'Porter and Miles Kane, who performs his latest single, Don't Forget Who You Are, live in the studio.

Alan welcomes viewers to his sofa for celebrity chat, top musical guests and general mischievous mayhem. In this show Alan is joined by Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong and Ed Helms who talk about their latest film, The Hangover Part III, Ex-Corrie star, Helen Flanagan joins Alan for a catch up, while Brit actor and now US movie star, Stephen Graham chats about his new film, Blood. Plus, pop star and TV presenter Olly Murs performs his new single Dear Darlin live in the studio.

Winner of Best Chat Show at the National Television Awards, Alan Carr: Chatty Man kicks the weekend off in style with oodles of mischievous chat and top musical performances.