Thursday 10th July Mock the Week was shown on BBC 2 at 10 pm and I was in the audience. I actually attended the recording of Mock the Week on the 8th July, at the ITV London Studio.
Arriving at London Waterloo station at 5 pm we headed off to find the studio. It was only 10 minutes walk from the station so we got there early so we would get good seats and take a few photos (before we got into the studio. You aren't supposed to take photos inside, but most people took a cheeky one before the show was even ready to start).

Once the info was said they introduced Dara O'briain who also said a few words and introduced to comedians who would be on the panel. The show is only 30 minutes long but they record a whole lot more than what you see. We were on the set for about 2 hours, to the point that my face hurt and throat hurt from laughing so much. Once the jokes were done and the clean laughs and claps were recorded the show was over. Heading back home we had to stop at McDonald's for dinner as it was closing in on 11 pm, tired. The train journey home was just a big old reminiscence of the show, laughing at jokes and wondering what ones will be used.
Now the show has been televised I can now tell you my favorite running joke was 'Princess Monaco of Kent'. Having such an amazing time we are putting in for more tickets to see the show again.
Mock the Week is shown 10 pm Thursdays and repeated on Sundays at about 10.30 pm on BBC 2
XOXOX
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