Jon's high-flying World Record

Jon brings in his Guinness World Records certificate, which he received for having performed the highest ever stand-up comedy gig, on a plane.

When Joe Wilkinson checks whether any other comedians performed the gig with him, Jon initially states that both Dara Ó Briain and Jack Whitehall were there purely for moral support.

Joe attempts to imply that he should not hold the record if there were any other comedians performing, since he is so short.

Greg is keen to verify whether any other comedians did, in fact, perform. Jon then admits that he was compering the show, so went on first.

Richard Osman then argues that Jon’s record is not a genuine record worth holding, leading Greg to observe that he wouldn’t have expected Richard to be the one to go down ‘Attitude Avenue’.

Greg initially decides to place Jon, Katherine, and Richard all in a joint third place for the task but, after Katherine objects strongly, puts Jon and Richard in joint fourth place instead.

(Written by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: Karl Craven)