Alan Carr: Chatty Man Season 16

Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) reveals what she can about the new series, Anna Friel discusses ITV drama Marcella and Nick Grimshaw talks about Radio 1's Big Weekend at the end of the month. Music is provided by Canadian singer Alessia Cara, performing her new single Here.

The funnyman is joined by a trio of stars from Captain America: Civil War - Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie and Don Cheadle - and Hugh Grant and Simon Helberg, who appear in a slightly more subdued Hollywood offering, the story of would-be opera star Florence Foster Jenkins. Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid swap one TV sofa for another as they chat about their Good Morning Britain partnership and Laura Mvula performs her new single, Phenomenal Woman.

Alan is joined by Michael McIntyre, who has the lowdown on his new BBC One series Michael McIntyre's Big Show, and Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, who has published her own book, Scarlett Says. Plus, music by Jack Garratt, performing Surprise Yourself.

The comedian is joined by Eddie Izzard, talking about his latest marathon endurance challenge in South Africa, and US actor and director Jon Favreau, who is behind the camera on The Jungle Book, Disney's live-action remake of their 1967 classic. Shawn Mendes provides the music, with his single Stitches.

TV chef and all-round good guy Jamie Oliver drops in for a chat, and Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon have all the gossip about the new series of Britain's Got Talent. Plus, music by Fifth Harmony, the girl group who formed on X Factor USA, performing their new single Work from Home

The host is joined by fellow stand-up and namesake Jimmy Carr, who talks about his Netflix comedy show Funny Business, among other things. Music is provided by Izzy Bizu, performing her latest single Give Me Love.

The Voice UK coaches Will.i.am, Boy George, Paloma Faith and Ricky Wilson join Alan to share their thoughts on the singing contest ahead of this weekend's first live show. Also, Fresh Meat cast members Jack Whitehall, Charlotte Ritchie, Joe Thomas and Greg McHugh talk about the final series of the student sitcom, and Years and Years perform their new single Desire.

Alan is joined by actor and comedian Steve Coogan, recently announced to be starring as Stan in a new TV movie about Laurel and Hardy, re-formed girl group All Saints, who chat about their comeback and perform their new single One Strike, and Catastrophe star Rob Delaney, who is bringing his stand-up tour to the UK. Plus, Michael Socha and Michaela Coel chat about E4 drama The Aliens.

The comic is joined by Rod Stewart, who talks about his long career and also performs his latest single Hold the Line. Plus, actor and comedian Stephen Mangan talks about his forthcoming new adventure series Houdini and Doyle

Alan is joined by actor Matthew Perry and TV presenter Phillip Schofield. Plus, Caitlin Moran, Rebekah Staton, Alexa Davies, Helen Monks and Milly Risker talk about Raised by Wolves. Perry discusses his role in West End play The End of Longing and will no doubt be asked about any potential plans for a Friends reunion, while Schofield talks about the return of ITV show You're Back in the Room. Plus, music by The 1975, who perform their new single The Sound live in the studio