Greg Davies is a comedian, actor, and TV presenter.

Previously a school teacher, Greg left the career path to pursue comedy, later shooting to fame in The Inbetweeners as hard-nosed teacher, Mr Gilbert.

Since then, he has headlined a string of tours across the UK and appeared on shows including Mock The Week and Would I Lie To You?.

His acting credits include sitcoms Cuckoo, Man Down, and The Cleaner.

Since 2015, he has starred in Taskmaster alongside Alex Horne, acting as the Taskmaster whom the comedians on the show must impress with their efforts for points.

Noel Fielding is a comedian, actor, and presenter famed for his surrealist comedy style.

He first shot to fame as part of The Mighty Boosh alongside Julian Barratt, appearing in sitcoms including The IT Crowd, Nathan Barley, and Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace.

In 2017, he became one of the hosts of The Great British Bake Off, and maintains the position to date.

Noel won the fourth series of Taskmaster, later reappearing and coming fourth in the Champion of Champions series.

In 2024, he launched his Apple TV+ series, The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin.

Noel is also the only member of the cast to previously be a Team Captain on the BBC’s Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

Daisy May Cooper is a Bafta-winning actress and writer who shot to fame after the success of BBC comedy This Country, which she co-created with her brother, Charlie.

She has since created Am I Being Unreasonable? and appeared in comedy series including The Witchfinder, The Personal History of David Copperfield, and Taskmaster.

Jamali Maddix is a TV presenter, stand-up comedian, and podcast host.

His podcast includes Spooky S**t and The Breakdown.

He was widely praised for his documentary series, Hate Thy Neighbour, which focused on the rise of extremism in its many forms within the UK, US, and Europe.

In 2021, he participated in the 11th series of Taskmaster, coming in fourth place.

Sophie Willan is an actress and comedian whose BBC comedy series, Alma’s Not Normal, based on her life, earned her a Bafta.

She has appeared on sitcoms including Click and Collect and Still Open All Hours, and dramas including Time.

Sophie has also previously competed on Taskmaster, and acted as narrator for early series of the UK version of reality series The Circle.

Never Mind the Buzzcocks, in its most recent form on Sky, has run for four series.

By the end of the fourth series run, the show will have aired 38 episodes.

The original BBC version of the series ran for 28 seasons and 281 episodes, including specials.

The fourth series slightly adapts the format. While the first six episodes aired as normal, with Sophie Willan filling in for Daisy May Cooper as a team captain, the remaining four are specials.

These episodes, renamed Buzzcocks Does…, focus on different themes rather than a more general music knowledge quiz.

These also feature guest hosts in place of Daisy May Cooper or Sophie Willan.

The themed episodes, and their guest hosts, are:

• Nineties (featuring Spice Girls star Mel B)
• Noughties (featuring The Gossip’s Beth Ditto)
• Rock (featuring Courtney Love)
• Girl Bands vs Boy Bands (featuring Little Mix’s Perrie Edwards)
  
  

The series ends with a Christmas special, which also marks the return of Daisy May Cooper.

Never Mind the Buzzcocks has been rated 15 by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).

This means the show is considered not suitable for young children.

Reasons for this rating include:

• Frequent use of profanity
• Sexual jokes
• Real-life anecdotes which, at times, describe violence or drug use
• References which may not be suitable for children.

Never Mind the Buzzcocks is available now on Sky Max and NOW.