Showing a Little too much

Soap star exposed on Little Brtain Live

Holby City star Jeremy Edwards accidentally exposed himself to more than 3,000 Little Britain fans at a celebrity edition of their stage show.

Stars including Jonathan Ross, Peter Kay and the real Dennis Waterman joined Matt Lucas and David Walliams on stage for the Comic Relief gala on Wednesday night.

And Kate Moss risked a backstage run-in with her ex, Russell Brand, who also made an appearance.

Former Celebrity Big Brother contestant Edwards got more than he bargained for when he was pulled out of the audience by Walliams’s perverted ex-children’s entertainer Des Kaye.

Edwards and fellow victim David Baddiel played a game called ‘hunt the sausage’ which involved the character – whose catchphrase is ‘Wicky woo’ – sexually manhandling Edwards.

In the melee, Walliams reached for the soap star’s trousers, and pulled down his underwear too – exposing him to the near-capacity audience at London’s Hammersmith Apollo.

Walliams apologised, saying: ‘That was not meant to happen, You were not supposed to see gonad. Arse crack, yes. Gonad, no.’

Tellingly, Edwards – who seemed genuinely embarrassed by the incident – did not appear at the final curtain call.

But the biggest cheer of the night was reserved for Waterman, who challenged the duo’s portrayal of him as a squeaky-voiced midget insisting on singing the theme tune of every show he’s asked to appear in.

‘Tell me what is the point of this sketch?’ as he interrupted it in full flow. ‘Firstly, I don’t speak like that. Secondly, I’m not a midget. Thirdly, I don’t insist on singing the theme tune.’

To which Lucas and Walliams countered with Minder, On The Up and New Tricks – all shows he’s sung the signature tune for. Waterman then gamely led the audience in a chorus of I Should Be So Good For You.

The full list of celebrities on the night, which was filmed to air on BBC One on Red Nose Day in March, was:

Russell Brand, who appeared as a plumber in the ‘rubbish transvestite’ sketch, before whipping off his overalls to reveal two-piece lingerie, stockings and suspenders.

As widely publicised, Kate Moss appeared as Vicky Pollard’s twin sister ‘Katie Pollard’, claiming: ‘I’m a total slag.’ Vicky introduced her by saying: ‘I’m the pretty one’, told her to ‘lose some weight, you fat bitch’ and adding: ‘I’ve seen you down the Trocadero with your fanny out.’

Peter Kay come on as wheelchair-bound Brian Potter from Phoenix Nights, owner of the tacky holiday camp where Des Kaye was reduced to playing. In a reference to supposedly handicapped Andy, he said: ‘I can’t run around on the stage like some hoaxers tonight.’ Kay was heckled with a call for another Phoenix Nights character: ‘Where’s Jerry?’ and countered with ‘I don’t speak drunk.’

David Baddiel, one of Des Kaye’s foils. He interrupted the show to point out Kaye used to be washed-up, and now he is gay too. ‘Who watched the show and thought, “I know what this show needs – a gay character?”’ he asked.

Justin Edwards as the accidental flasher.

Jonathan Ross as the ‘up and coming’ celebrity invited to open a village fate, only for closet racist Maggie to sprew fake vomit in his face and over his designer suit.

Kate Thornton, introducing a Stars In Their Eyes skit in which mentally handicapped Anne sang Whitney Houston.

Patsy Kensit, as a hairy-armpitted student the insensitive Linda Flint describes on the phone

The real Dennis Waterman

Chris Moyles, as victim of Fat Fighter leader Marjorie Dawes. ‘Please don’t laugh at this blob,’ Lucas’s character told the Radio One DJ, before turning to him and sneering: ‘Radio? I work in television.’