Career: Carr began performing on the stand-up circuit, doing up to 300 shows a year for three years, before taking his act to the Edinburgh festival in 2002. This brought him to the attention of TV bosses, and before long he was presenting series such as Your Face or Mine and Distraction. Since then, he's rarely been off TVscreens, hosting the first run of the Friday Night Project, 8 Out of 10 Cats and numerous Channel 4 list shows. He's also made a move into acting, appearing in Alien Autopsy, Confetti, Stormbreaker and Telstar. He is one of Britain's busiest comics and his DVDs are big sellers.

Career: Alongside her stand-up work, Bea has carved out a successful career as an actress. She made her acting debut in the comedy series The Savage Eye. She has had recurring roles in Cardinal Burns, Dead Boss, Trivia, The Town, The Delivery Man and Trollied. More recently, she starred in The Fall.

Career: Pamela went on to appear on a number of Playboy covers, more than any other woman in the magazine's history. Her successful photo shoots prompted her to move to Los Angeles to take advantage of further opportunities. A role in Tim Allen's sitcom Home Improvement led to the hugely successful Baywatch, which began in 1989. She's hardly been out of the limelight since. In 1996, she made comic-book movie adventure Barb Wire - a critically mauled reworking of Casablanca. Pamela has also had the lead role in TV series VIP. Other projects include TV movie Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding, Scary Movie 3, animated show Stripperella, Superhero Movie and Stacked. She made a brief appearance on Celebrity Big Brother in 2011.

Career: Osman has worked behind the scenes as an executive producer on a number of TV programmes, including Deal or No Deal, 8 Out of 10 Cats, and 10 O'Clock Live. As the UK creative director of TV production company Endemol, he pitched the quiz Pointless to the BBC. As a way of explaining the rules, he played the co-host during a run-through. He was asked to do the role for real when the show was commissioned. Pointless started on BBC Two in 2009 and was an immediate hit. It quickly made the switch to BBC One. Since being in the spotlight on Pointless, he has made guest appearances on QI, Have I Got News for You and Would I Lie to You? He also guest presented an episode of The One Show alongside Alex Jones.