JIMMY CARR'S AM I THE A**HOLE RENEWED FOR SECOND SERIES ON COMEDY CENTRAL

In this hilarious and unfiltered new panel show, comedian Jimmy Carr is joined by internet sensation GK Barry and acclaimed stand up Jamali Maddix to judge an array of questionable characters and their equally questionable choices. From petty everyday annoyances to epic moral dilemmas, no story is too outrageous and no confession too extreme.

Each episode sees the trio delve into a series of jaw dropping admissions, shocking family fallouts, and moments of pure social chaos, as they ask the all important question: Is this person really an A**hole? With sharp wit and zero tolerance for nonsense, the panel debates the grey areas of human behaviour - sometimes relatable, sometimes ridiculous and ultimately deliver their verdict.

Expect fierce opinions, laugh out loud commentary, and more than a few heated debates. But there can only be one final judgment, and it's Jimmy Carr who casts the deciding vote: are they a grade A a**hole?

Am I the A**hole? (AITA) is one of Reddit’s favourite subreddits, with 24 million people worldwide in the online community. Since 2013, r/amitheasshole has been the go-to place for people seeking judgment from strangers and asking each other to settle recent conflicts.

Executive Producer Steph Harris said (via British Comedy Guide): "Building on the success of the subreddit, we always hoped the show would resonate and turns out, people love watching Jimmy, GK and Jamali roast strangers' questionable behaviour almost as much as the internet loves submitting it, with viewers turning judges as the conversations continued online, delivering a 360° engagement in the a**holery debate."

The series is created and produced by Tuesday’s Child for Comedy Central UK, with the creator of the Am I The A**hole subreddit, Marc Beaulac, serving as an executive producer, ensuring the show stays true to the spirit of the subreddit, bringing its distinctive brand of humour and judgement to a wider audience.

More details will be announced in due course.