Rebecca Front returns as the long-suffering psychiatrist holding therapy sessions with history's most iconic women. Outrageous comedy starring Sam Spiro and Sharon Horgan.

Jack Whitehall and Sheridan Smith are among the all-star cast undertaking therapy as some of history's most iconic figures, including Sleeping Beauty and Anne Boleyn.

The comedy sketch show continues as Sam Spiro roller skates in to Rebecca Front's consulting room as Lucille Ball and Mark Benton pulls no punches as a yeti-eating Mrs Noah.

Johnny Vegas dances seductively as Salome and Dustin Demri-Burns strips naked as Lady Godiva as an all-star cast portray some of history's most iconic women.

Comedy sketches inside the psychotherapist's office include Jack Whitehall as a disgruntled Maria von Trapp and Frances Barber as sideshow hermaphrodite Josephine Joseph.

In the final episode of the series, Richard E Grant stars as Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins, Meera Syal plays Zeus's wife Hera and Marc Wootton is Hindu Goddess Kali.

Julia Davis, Sharon Horgan and Katy Brand take to therapist Rebecca Front's couch as history's most famous women.

Julia Davis, Sharon Horgan and Katy Brand reveal the eccentricities of history's famous women as they take to the couch opposite therapist Rebecca Front.

Jeremy Dyson's sketch show sees Jack Whitehall, Sharon Horgan, Julia Davis and Reece Shearsmith give quirky portrayals of history's most iconic women.

Ted Robbins gives a twisted portrayal of Emmeline Pankhurst, while Julia Davis plays a vain Helen of Troy in Jeremy Dyson's quirky sketch show.

The final part of Jeremy Dyson's sketch show sees Harry Enfield star as Mrs Alfred Hitchcock and Kathy Burke reveal the secret behind Mona Lisa's smile.