The Emily Atack Show Season 4 is yet to be announced by ITV2

This week's theme is the body. Sketches poke fun at the mistake of thinking you can pull off a fringe and the ordeal that is sneaking a tampon past your male work colleagues. Meanwhile, her stand-up explores enduring meditation, rubbish Halloween outfits, and cringeworthy fashion choices. Plus, impressions of Anna Richardson on Naked Attraction, Holly Willoughby and Gemma Collins.

Comedy sketches on the theme of men and women, including Emily taking revenge on a catcaller and the horror of getting caught when the club lights come up.

This week's theme is Modern Life. The sketches poke fun at situations such as sending a naughty picture to the wrong person, being addicted to posting motivational quotes, and the moment your cringeworthy first email address comes back to haunt you. Meanwhile standup covers topics including, the horror of your phone dying, stalking crushes online, and the onslaught of annoying fitness trends. Plus, impressions of Holly Willoughby, Gemma Collins and Stacey Dooley.

This week's theme is close to all our hearts - relationships. In the sketches, Emily meets a new partner's parents, pitches us long-term relationship insurance and sees an old schoolmate at the worst possible time. Meanwhile, the stand-up explores the pitfalls of a puppy, and Emily introduces us to a new special someone in her life. Plus, impressions of Gemma Collins, Lorraine and Holly Willoughby.

This week's theme is life lessons. In sketches Emily goes back to school, takes a disastrous road trip and, when she suspects her boyfriend is cheating, her Devil and Angel get the better of her. Meanwhile, Emily tells all with stand up about sex education, bunking off school, and failing her driving lessons five whole times.

Emily Atack returns for a second series and in the opening episode reflects on holiday dilemmas, from packing to snogging, the deep horror of destination weddings, and camping.

This week's theme is Growing Up: having turned 30, Emily reflects on the struggles of trying to pretend she's an adult. She candidly talks about her teen years when she wanted to be the drunkest person at a party to, in a blink of an eye, being in her 30s and pretending not to be drunk at a baby shower.

Sketches touch on the whole gamut of adulting including; the new-found joy of cancelling plans last minute; learning to cope when everyone around you starts marrying off and having babies; and the ruthlessly competitive nature of hitting milestones like getting engaged. Impressions include Stacey Solomon, Holly Willoughby and Keith Lemon.

This week, amongst the audience are the most cherished people Emily's life, as the show's theme is Friends.

We learn why their group dub Emily ‘the naughty one', and she shocks them in return by sharing some of the ridiculous and raunchy escapades they've gotten up to over their 19 years of friendship.

Emily takes a deep dive into how to make new friends, how to break up with old ones, and how to manoeuvre your way around the treacherous world of the dinner party.

In sketches this week Emily becomes a paramedic for The Friends Emergency Service, called out to cure a suspected broken heart; she conveys the horror of an acquaintance insisting you ‘go for coffee sometime'; and pokes fun at the impossible stand off that occurs when a group of mates get their diaries out to find a date that suits everyone.

All this, plus impressions of Gemma Collins, Holly Willoughby and Keith Lemon.

Having been in the spotlight from a young age, Emily has learned a thing or two about having her appearance scrutinised. So this week's theme is Image, including how to achieve the perfect, some may say deceptive, Insta pic; the good, bad and ugly truths of dieting; and Emily's ongoing battle with her nemesis… the ever-taunting exercise equipment at the gym.

Sketches touch on a range of things including going out for drinks with that friend who is too fit; the perils of exercising with boobs; the tabloid obsession with celebrity photos; and the tricky first bowel motion when your new boyfriend is in the next room. Plus, impressions of Gemma Collins, Killing Eve's Jodie Comer and Holly Willoughby.

This week's theme is family, and Emily's own family are in the audience to hear her unfiltered and searingly honest musings on family life.

Emily shines a light on her childhood in a family that her school dubbed ‘The Osbournes'; she covers sibling rivalry; admits to being the first girl at school to own a thong; and shocks her parents with some very candid details about her personal life.

Alongside her trademark mind-blowingly honest anecdotes, are sketches which further play on the theme of family. One of which stars Emily's mum, comedy legend Kate Robbins. Plus impressions, including Stacey Solomon, Holly Willoughby and Keith Lemon.

On the second episode of this brand-new series, the topic this week is Going Out and Emily provides her unique tips on how best to navigate hen do WhatsApp group etiquette, how to deal with the friend who never buys a round, or what are the dos and don'ts for riding a Bucking Bronco.

Alongside some shockingly personal and hilarious anecdotes, viewers will also get to see brand new sketches featuring Emily's own Devil and Angel who enjoy giving conflicting advice; how to work through a hangover to figure out what took place last night; and what mysteries await when you fall asleep on the train at the end of a night out. Plus, impressions, including Stacey Solomon and Keith Lemon.

In the first episode, Emily looks at the perils and pitfalls of dating, offering some hilariously honest insights and anecdotal scenarios as she explores the many, many rituals that we all face when attempting the dating game.