Presented by Mel Giedroyc and Lou Sanders, each episode of this hilarious series sees three stars reveal some of the most deplorable acts they’ve ever committed. Think lies, pushing legal boundaries and generally being awful. The prize? Being branded the worst person in the room.

The first episode kicks off with TV presenter Graham Norton, The Last Leg comedian Alex Brooker and American comic Desiree Burch – and they are all ready to shock you with tasteless tales from their chequered pasts.

Before Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable starts on Dave, we caught up with Lou Sanders to find out what’s been keeping her entertained during lockdown…

TV show: Succession

It’s one that everyone is going to say. The acting? Phenomenal. The drama? Phenomenal. The writing? Phenomenal. It’s just tick, tick, tick. You’re so drawn in, your body is electrified by it.

Film: Hunt For The Wilderpeople

I just love that little kid in it. It really pulls at your heartstrings. It’s so funny. I also think Taika Waititi is phenomenal.

Documentary: Three Identical Strangers

I was a bit late to the party on this, but it’s brilliant.

App: Flora

My friend showed me this the other day. When you write, you grow a virtual tree. You can also plant real trees, so your work equates to planting real trees.

Video game: FIFA

During the first lockdown I tried to play FIFA. My god, it’s really hard! One of my friends learned to do the celebrations before he could score a goal.

YouTube: Skating videos

I’m just watching skating videos on YouTube at the moment. That’s all I watch. They ones that teach you how to do a dance or how to jump. Skating is new for me and is female-dominated. It’s nice to watch women do these things. I feel like I’m always watching men.

Podcast: Where Should We Begin? With Esther Perel

It’s brilliant. Not comedy at all. Esther Perel is a counsellor, she’s really intuitive, and it’s an insight into relationships. Couples will come to her when they’re at crisis point and she goes into why things are as they are.

Guilty pleasure: Social media

It’s a guilty pleasure because it’s a brain rot. I don’t think it’s good for me, but I spend too long on it. I should immerse myself in other things, but sometimes you’re just there scrolling wondering what the hell I’m doing.

When is Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable on TV?

The first episode of Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable starts at 10pm on Tuesday 2 February on Dave/HD (CH 127/227). Also available for 30 days in Catch Up > Channels > Dave.