EPIC WIN

Epic Win

Hosted by the stupendously funny Jason Byrne, Epic Win is the new talent format, which celebrates Britain's funniest, weirdest, most amazing and unique talents.

And how much their talent is worth we'll find out on the show as our famously funny judges award each featured act a performance fee of between £0 and £3000, depending on how successful their performance actually is.

Our judges are Micky Flanagan, Roisin Conaty and Joe Swash.

(emboldened words, BBC website's own)

So Britain's Got Talent then, aye? Is Joe Swash famously funny? (have heard good things about Roisin Conaty, but have never seen her)

never heard of him but

He was about to give up on the idea of becoming an actor when he won a role in BBC's EastEnders

seems to be the sum of his qualifications. also

In February 2009, Swash, along with TV presenter Tim Vincent, became the Guinness World Record Holder for throwing the most pancakes to a partner as part of a challenge on Channel 4's The Paul O'Grady Show.

so there's that

thought it said Rosie Swash for a second o_0

"funniest, weirdest, most amazing and unique" sounds more like You Bet! or something

He won I'm A Celebrity a couple of years ago for being a cheeky chappie. Chirpy Pasquale-like enthusiasm != funny

OMG the name is awful, I never need to hear the phrases 'EPIC WIN' or 'EPIC FAIL' ever again.

Alexander Armstrong will host the BBC's new Saturday night entertainment programme Epic Win, it has been announced.

The Armstrong and Miller star will lead proceedings later this summer as members of the public show off unusual powers in the hope of winning a cash prize from the judging panel.

Comedians Micky Flanagan and Joe Lycett will form the panel, with a special guest judge joining them each week.