Series 3 kicks off with the duo delving into the world of art, with the pair heading off to an art school before tackling their challenge which will see them both present a piece of art at the renowned Saatchi Gallery. To get started they head to one of the world’s most famous gallery’s - The National Gallery - where they meet Lachlan Goudie for a crash course in art history. Wanting to show them something more contemporary, Lachlan takes the duo to South London to a modern exhibition. There he sets them both a challenge to create a piece of art which will be exhibited in the Saatchi Gallery.

The duo, in search for some inspiration, head to Art Academy London where Rob Pepper takes them through a variety of art disciplines. After the session, the pair join Quilla Constance for an exploration into performance art. As the saying goes, if you can’t beat them, join them and Rob & Rom waste no time getting stuck in. Minutes later they’re dressed in colourful feather boas, screaming whilst holding a champagne flute of spaghetti hoops.

Finally, the time has come for Rob & Rom to debut their art pieces with Lachlan back to judge their creations. Has the past couple of weeks turned them into the next Picasso? You’ll have to tune in and see!

Lachlan Goudie is a Scottish artist and TV presenter. His artistic range is broad, painting portraits, landscapes and still life with his paintings having received numerous awards – including being exhibited in London, Edinburgh and New York.

In Rob & Romesh Vs Art, Lachlan takes the pair for a whistle-stop tour round the National explaining the history of the paintings and trying to encourage Rob & Rom’s inner art historian out.

Rob Pepper is a British artist who is a member of Art Academy London and regularly exhibits his work across the world. In this episode of Rob Vs Romesh he takes the pair through a range of art disciplines in the hope of providing them with inspiration for their final art piece.

Jennifer Allen, known professionally as Quilla Constance, is a British contemporary interdisciplinary artist. She created her Quilla Constance persona soon after completing her master’s degree and has since staged interventions across a range of disciplines – with her live performances work being highly praised.

In Rob & Romesh Vs Art, Quilla introduces the pair to the disciple of performance art and even participates in Romesh’s final art piece.

In episode 3, Rob & Romesh embrace their inner divas and prepare to take to the stage as drag superstars. The duo, joined by fellow comedian and judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Alan Carr, head to a drag show so they can find out what they’re in for. There they meet the crème-de-la-crème of Drag Race, The Vivienne and Baga Chipz.

To get prepared for their moment on stage, Rob & Romesh head to drag bootcamp where they spend the afternoon transforming themselves into drag queens - with Romesh committing to the cause by shaving off his beard. Next up they meet fellow RuPaul’s Drag Race UK judge Michelle Visage to get some tips on how to nail their walk.

With an outfit and attitude sorted, they’re missing one key element – content. To rectify this, Rob & Rom get paired up with drag queens Dolly Trolley and Cara Melle to learn a routine. With all this rehearsal time under their belts, Rob & Rom are ready to take to the stage as their alter-ego’s.

Alan Carr is an English comedian, presenter and judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. In Rob & Romesh Vs Drag, Alan takes the duo to Birmingham where they experience their very first drag night.

The Vivienne is a Welsh drag queen, who won the first series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

Baga Chipz is an English drag queen best known for competing on the first series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

Michelle Visage is an American singer, TV presenter and actress. She gained recognition as a member of a musical group in the late 80’s and in 2011 joined American reality competition series RuPaul’s Drag Race, having served as judge since series 3. As the queen of fierce, Michelle is enlisted to help teach Rob & Rom how to nail their walk ahead of their drag performance.

Dolly Trolley is a Yorkshire-born drag queen. Since debuting in early 2017, she quickly became a household name in the UK drag scene known for her high energy performances. Paired with Rob, Dolly Trolley helps him create his drag routine.

Cara Melle is an American drag queen, known for often performing with her drag sister and best friend, Tayce. In Rob & Romesh Vs Drag, she helps Romesh create his routine.

Yes, Romesh is married to his wife Leesa. During Rob & Romesh Vs Drag, Lisa briefly appears via FaceTime when Rob calls her to show off Romesh’s newly shaved face.

With the Tokyo Olympic Games just around the corner, Rob & Rom are on a mission to see if they have what it takes to join the ranks of Team GB. To do this, they’ve recruited some of the nations best athletes to help them out. First up is canoe slalom, where renowned canoers Kimberley Woods and Mallory Franklin teach them the basics before they attempt to slalom down a 300m white water course.

Next up on the pair’s shortlist of Olympic sports to try is weightlifting. They head to Nottingham to meet Sarah Davies and Emily Campbell, who put them through their paces with some basic lifting techniques. But the session is cut short when Rob decides that weightlifting is not his sport and calls it a day.

And finally, it’s time for some hockey. Rob & Romesh are off to join Team GB Women’s team who are riding high after their gold medal at the Rio Olympics in 2016. Amy Tennant and Maddie Hinch are tasked with teaching Rob & Rom the skills required to keep them alive on the pitch. And it’s here that Romesh finds his sport. A 5-a-side match later, with Rob & Rom both in goal, it’s clear that this could be the sport for Romesh. But with many sports left to try the boys continue on their journey…

Kimberley Woods is a British slalom canoeist, who was part of the team at the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2020. She has won a total of 9 individual World Cup medals.

Mallory Franklin is a British slalom canoeist, who made history in 2021 when she became a silver medallist in the inaugural women’s C1 class at the Tokyo Olympics.

Sarah Davies is a British weightlifter who competes in the 64kg and 69kg categories, representing England and Great Britain. In 2021 at the World Weightlifting Championships, she won the silver medal in the women’s 71kg event.

Emily Campbell is a British weightlifter who competes for England and Team GB. At the Tokyo 2020 Olympics she secured a historic victory, becoming the winner of Team GB’s first ever medal in women’s weightlifting when she secured silver in the +87kg category.

Amy Tennant is a hockey player who currently plays for England in the position of goalkeeper. In 2018, Amy was part of the England squad who won a Commonwealth bronze medal.

Maddie Hinch is an English former hockey player, who played as a goalkeeper for England and Team GB. In 2016, she won Olympic gold medal in Rio – being praised for saving all four penalties in the final shoot-out against The Netherlands.