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This weeks passenger is TV director Ed Bye, best known for his work directing Red Dwarf, Bottom and many other stalwarts of British comedy. He is married to comedienne Ruby Wax.
Jonathan Ross gets a rushed ride across central London in the Tesla Roadster, an all electric sports car.
Actor, dancer and occasional Cat, Danny John-Jules gets a lift to the bike garage.
Arthur Smith, stand up comic, wit, raconteur, occasional grumpy old man has a lift to the train station.
Comedienne and writer Charlotte Reather is the passenger this time.
Corrie star and occasional Lister gets a lift to work, twice.
Chris Barrie, stage of stage, screen and wireless gets a ride home from the studio.
TV's funny man leaves his big phone at home as he guides us through his Cotswold haunts.
A lovely ride from the BBC to the QI studios beside the Thames in the company of the spectacularly clever Mr Stephen Fry.
Farmer Michael Eavis and long time Glastonbury festival stalwart Charlie Dancey take a ride around the farm in a Bio Diesel Land Rover.
One time Young One, brilliant in Bottom and all round lovely fella, Adrian Edmundson goes for a picnic.
The genius behind Father Ted, Black Books and the IT Crowd, Graham Linehan gets a lift to the greasy spoon cafe.
Baroness Susan Greenfield discusses neuroscience, the media and what's going on with all the grey matter up top.
Comedian, writer, podcaster and headmaster's son Richard Herring gets a lift for wearing a silly suit. This is 2009's 'Christmas Special.'
The legend that is Sir Patrick Stewart gets a lift to the local village shop.
Doctor, writer, columnist and keen cyclist, Ben Goldacre gets a lift through the rain.
Well known for his delicious 'Black Farmer' sausages, Wilfred is the 1st prospective Tory MP ever on Carpool. In the 2010 general election he failed to win his seat.
The wonderful, clever and skeptical Rebecca Watson takes a ride in the carpool. Episode recorded in June 2009 in London.
Graham Fellows, AKA Jilted John and John Shuttleworth gets a lift to his exclusively parked electric car.
Co-creator of the BBC series Red Dwarf, writer and now stand up comic gets a lift to lunch.
Writer and green activist Chris Goodall does the worst thing possible, gets a lift through Oxford in a car.
A very funny man gets in the car, it's Rich Fulcher, him off The Mighty Booth
Writer an wit, Jon Ronson gets a lift to the shops, discussing Men Who Stare at Goats, etc.
The wonderful and very funny Phill Jupitus gets a lift from an interview to a comedy gig.
The writer, comedian, walker, ex solicitor and all around very clever Emma Kennedy gets a lift exactly 7 miles from her house
