Lenny is set to meet some comedy legends.
is set to host a brand-new Channel 4 series that will see him delve into the careers and inspirations of his comedy heroes.the comedian and actor will meet with four legends of British comedy:As per the synopsis, each episode will see Henry "carve up the career and work of his funny guest, taking a deep dive to discover how they — and other comedy icons — made their mark".
Deborah Dunnett, commissioning editor for Channel 4, added: "It's a true privilege to be bringing the legendary Sir Lenny Henry together with such a fantastic line-up of talented and brilliantly funny comedians to learn more their careers, their heroes and their craft. "I can't wait to see the chats between Lenny and his fabulous guests, which are guaranteed to be very very funny."
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