JOE Lycett's late night telly show returned with a bang tonight as Danny Dyer ripped into ex-prime minister David Cameron.
The raucous live TV show featured Dyer, Kate Garraway, Big Zuu and Big Brother winner David Potts as its celebrity guests - and there was chaos throughout.
In one sweary segment, host Lycett reminded Dyer how he famously branded Cameron a t**t on Good Evening Britain - a one-off late night version of the ITV Daytime show in 2018.
He then asked the actor if there was anyone else he now wanted to call the word.
Dyer said: "I think I'd like top retract that. No I don't want to call him a t**t, I want to call him a c**t."
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The audience cheered as Garraway put her head in her hands.
A giggling Lycett appeared to receive a prompt in his earpiece and said: "I'll apologise, I'll apologise."
Finding her voice, Garraway then exclaimed: "I feel like I'm unleashed."
Lycett reiterated his apology, saying: "Sorry if you were offended by that."
He then offered Garraway the same opportunity as Dyer to insult someone, but she said: "I don't think I dare."
In his foul-mouthed tirade back in 2018, Dyer said he didn't have a "clue" about Brexit, and called it a "mad riddle".
The one-off edition of Good Morning Britain was hosted by Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid and featured a panel with Dyer, then Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and Pamela Anderson.
Speaking about Brexit, Dyer said: "This whole Brexit thing, when you're judging everyone on Brexit if they don't know nothing about it. Who knows about Brexit? No one's got a f**king clue what Brexit is. You watch Question Time, it's comedy."
Attempting to interject, Reid said: "Were you no clearer when Jeremy Corbyn..."
But Dyer cut across her, saying: "No I ain't got a clue, no one knows what it is - it's like this mad riddle and no one knows what it is, right. So what's happened to that t**t David Cameron who called it on."
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"Let's be fair, how come he can scuttle off," he said. "He called all this on, where is he? In Europe, in Nice, with his trotters up, where is the geezer? I think he should be held to account for it."
Also on the programme, Morgan apologised to Dyer after previously criticising Love Island contestants including his daughter Dani Dyer.
Piers said: "Danny, before we go any further, you may have been led to believe from social media that I've spent the last three weeks calling every contestant on Love Island a 'bunch of brain dead zombies.'"
He added: "I'd like to clarify that obviously doesn't include anyone in the villa who is called Dani Dyer, which I believe is your daughter... There's been a terrible misunderstanding.
"She is obviously a shining oasis of intelligence and beauty and grace."
Danny hit back: "Just stop talking Piers. You're just talking and rambling on."
Piers confessed: "I'm sorry. I'm sorry about any misunderstanding that may have arisen."
Danny went on to admit he was initially hesitant about his daughter's decision to go on Love Island.
He said: "I didn't want her to do it. I'd never seen it before. You fear as a father but it's entertainment."
