Steve Wrigley investigates his funny roots with a visit to Holland. There, he finds out what Dutch people find funny, before performing an original stand-up comedy set.
Paul Ego returns to the place where he was born and where his stand-up comedy career began, England, to find out whether his heritage has played any part in his sense of humour.
Cori Gonzalez-Macuer returns to the place he was born, Chile, to find his funny roots in his native tongue. While there, he finds out about the Chilean sense of humour, and performs his set in Spanish.
Jeremy Elwood goes in search of his funny roots in the country where he was born, Canada. While there, he attempts to get a grasp of Vancouver humour, before writing and performing an all new set.
Irene Pink travels to her mother's homeland, Niue. During her stay Irene discovers what life would have been like if she had grown up in Niue, before performing a stand-up comedy set.
Ben Hurley sets off to find his funny roots in his ancestral homeland of Northern Ireland. While there, he learns how his stand up comedy style may have been shaped by the Irish Troubles.