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Joe Lycett is actually giving his own car away because ‘Channel 4 wouldn’t give us any money for prizes’-Sabrina Barr-Entertainment – Metro

Fancy a go at trying to win the comedian’s car?

Joe Lycett is actually giving his own car away because ‘Channel 4 wouldn’t give us any money for prizes’-Sabrina Barr-Entertainment – Metro

Fancy a go at trying to win the comedian’s car? (Picture: Kate Green/Getty Images)

Joe Lycett is going above and beyond to make sure those who take part in his new show will be rewarded with unexpected prizes, by giving away his very own car.

This week, the comedian – who’s gone viral in the past for moments such as his World Cup stunt aimed at David Beckham, and when he trolled Laura Kuenssberg on TV – is launching a brand new late-night programme.

Beginning on Channel 4 this Friday, Late Night Lycett will see the 34-year-old go through the latest news stories of the week in his own signature style, while also having guests take part in games and skits, as well as offering the audience the chance to win prizes.

The catch with the prizes is that they’ll be his own possession – as he quipped that the channel ‘wouldn’t give money’ for the winnings.

‘Channel 4 wouldn’t give us any money for prizes and the production team have overreached and are trying to ruin me by giving away my possessions,’ he said.

‘Genuinely one of the things they tried to get me to give away was my house. My actual house. I said no but appeased them with my Lexus Hybrid. The production team are out of control.

He’s not kidding – he’s giving away his actual car, among other possessions (Picture: Channel 4)

‘I am essentially a hostage to this programme and want nothing to do with it. Please do not watch it, it will encourage them.’

This week when the show commences, Joe is going to be kicking it off with a bang by giving away his very own Lexus Hybrid.

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That’s not the only possession of his that’ll be up for grabs, as he’ll also be giving away his socks, cutlery from his home and one of his comedy awards.

The show will be broadcast live from the banks of Birmingham ever week, and people can put themselves forward to have the chance to take part in the game show by submitting an application online.

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There are several eligibility requirements, including that contestants must be 18 or older and must not currently be employed by Channel 4, with all of the appropriate points listed on the application link on the Channel 4 website.

The first show is set to feature an all-star line-up of guests, including Alison Hammond, Dame Joanna Lumley and Katherine Ryan – and we can’t wait to watch!

Late Night Lycett begins on Friday March 31 at 10pm on Channel 4.

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