So back it has come, with temporary guest presenters until a permanent replacement can be found (both Cryer and Garden are tight-lipped on who that could be). When tickets for the new six-part series were released, with announcements that Stephen Fry, Jack Dee and Rob Brydon would each be presenting two programmes, they were snapped up within minutes. The guest panellists weren’t even announced yet – Wood’s appearance (she holds her own despite saying this week in an interview the Radio Times that panel shows are too “male-dominated”) is a complete surprise.