Comic Relief 2019: Parody Bodyguard and the Four Weddings Suite Make It Even Funnier

Comic Relief came back with some sketches that were cracking for 2019 and its fans had hailed it as the funniest year yet.

The highlights of the evening were David Beckham, a striptease for a sarong, a sequel to Four Weddings and Richard Madden as a bodyguard.

Viewers became hysterical tonight when Madden returned while Bodyguard's David Buddand was threatening to release his Glock.

The hilarious sketch also reunited with Keeley Hawes, whose political figure, Julia Montague, died in the show.

During an interrogation for a new job, Budd was seen being interviewed for a new job within Joanna Lumley.

He was interrogated about his weapon and he said that in case of danger, he would do it: "Whip my Glock".

Budd was referring to his weapon, adding, "This is my weapon of choice."

The skit continued with Budd driving Lumley but the treatment was stopped by Ted Hastings of Line of Duty, played by Adrian Dunbar.

He glanced suspiciously at Budd before opening the boot and declaring, "Ah ah I knew it!" like Keely Hawes is out.

David Beckham also had a strange moment, nine years after the famous shared bath with James Corden.

He made a speech in front of the camera stating that he would spend this year watching the show at home, recalling his famous skit with Corden.

We then saw Becks get away dressed in his famous sarong and run up to join Corden in the bathroom for another moment of intimacy.

Fans also fell for a Mamma Mia parody in which Jennifer Saunders took on roles played by Meryl Streep and Cher.

However, the moment everyone was waiting for was the sequel to Four Weddings and a Funeral.

The clbadic comic stars, including Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell, came together for a sketch of their daughter's wedding.

She was played by Lily James and it turned out that she was marrying the daughter of Kristin Scott Thomas character, portrayed by Hollywood star Alicia Vikander.

In addition to a lot of laughs, there were also very sad moments.

At the beginning of the show, cartoon relief legend, Lenny Henry, launched on a dark note by paying a poignant tribute to the victims of the terrorist attack in New Zealand.

"May I say at this moment how much we share the sorrow of all of us in the face of the recent events in New Zealand.

"We send our condolences and respects to families and stay side by side despite those who wish to hurt."

At least 49 people have been confirmed dead by the New Zealand authorities after the worst mbad fire the country has ever committed in two mosques in Christchurch.

Lenny also spoke of another tragedy when he sent his love to Louis Tomlinson following the death of his 18-year-old sister Félicité.

The star of One Direction was to sing at the telethon but withdrew as a result of the tragic loss.

Lenny said, "We want to mention that a special member of the Comic Relief family, Louis Tomlinson, wanted to be on this stage.

"The love and best wishes of all at Comic Relief are going to Louis in this tragic time."

Until now, the telethon has raised a whopping £ 49,739,891.

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