Tonight at the Museum
2026 · Comedy · Talk
Filmed on location in a real museum after dark, surrounded by priceless artefacts, taxidermy and historical curiosities, Alex Lee guides four celebrity players through a series of challenges and quizzes.
Episodes
1. Who Wants to be a Millipede30m · The museum is closed... but Alex Lee is just getting started, joined by Alan Davies, Tegan Higginbotham, Zoe Coombs Marr and Brett Blake.
2. Everything's Better Down Where It's Wetter29m · After hours at the museum, Alex Lee welcomes Luke McGregor, Geraldine Hickey, Sashi Perera and Bjorn Stewart all chasing the ultimate honour: exhibition glory.
3. Dill or No Dill28m · History gets weird at night as Alex Lee hosts Susie Youssef, Mark Humphries, Nikki Britton and Cameron James, battling for laughs and a spot on display.
4. Knowing Your Arts From Your Elbow29m · The galleries are quiet... until Alex Lee is joined by Merrick Watts, Steph Tisdell, Chris Parker and Emma Holland for an after-dark showdown on display.
5. Cell of the Century30m · It's a wild night at the museum as Alex Lee hosts Alexei Toliopoulos, Claire Hooper, Nazeem Hussain and Genevieve Morris competing for exhibition honour.
6. The Land Before Your Time Starts Now30m · Alex Lee unleashes Becky Lucas, Takashi Wakasugi, Bron Lewis and Dilruk Jayasinha after dark at the museum, where personal treasures go on display.
7. The Ice Is Right29m · When the doors shut, the comedy begins: Alex Lee is joined by Colin Lane, Lizzy Hoo, Dane Simpson and Katie Robertson chasing display glory.
8. Hands on Buzzards28m · An after-hours adventure at the museum as Alex Lee welcomes Pete Helliar, Danielle Walker, Alex Ward and Briggs for laughs and exhibition glory.More Like This
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