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Gavin & Stacey leads Comedy.co.uk Awards winnersGavin & Stacey has been named Comedy Of The Year in the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2024. Daddy Issues has picked up the Best New TV Sitcom title, with other winners including Wing It, Horrible Histories and Taskmaster. |
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Ben Elton receives Aardman Slapstick Comedy Legend awardBen Elton has picked up the award for Aardman Slapstick Comedy Legend 2025. |
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Dave Gorman series drops episode because of Gregg Wallace allegationsThe revival of Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish has dropped an episode featuring Gregg Wallace following historical allegations of sexual harassment against the MasterChef presenter. |
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Samantha Day wins Silver Stand-Up 2025 competitionSamantha Day has won the 2025 Silver Stand-Up competition, for acts over the age of 55. |
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Mitchell & Webb return to sketch on Channel 4David Mitchell and Robert Webb are reuniting to make a new sketch show for Channel 4. |
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Sydney May wins Komedia New Comedy Award 2025Stand-up Sydney May impressed the judges with her routine about blindness to win the Komedia New Comedy Award 2025. |
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Tarot win Next Big Thing 2025 awardSketch group Tarot have been announced as the inaugural winner of the award naming comedy's Next Big Thing. |
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Josh Jones announces 2025 tourFollowing on from his appearances on Dancing On Ice, Josh Jones is to travel the UK with new stand-up show I Haven't Won The Lottery So Here's Another Tour Show. |
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Molly Mole wins Lounges.tv competitionStand-up Molly Mole has won the Lounges.tv comedy competition, which features an agency contract as its prize. |
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Jen Brister to tour Reactive stand-up showStand-up show Jen Brister: Reactive will tour the UK from October 2025 through to May 2026. |
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Will BF wins UK Pun Championship 2025The 2025 UK Pun Championship has been won by Will BF. |
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Big Mood to return for Series 2Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West are to return to Channel 4 for a second series of Big Mood. |
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FYIAhir Shah and the mysterious case of his fake mum and dad; Armando Iannucci & Chris Morris interviewed for BBC arts documentary; Radio 4 requests more Unspeakable; Terry Jones statue campaign reaches target; Katherine Ryan, Jason Manford and Meera Syal join Sky's Tinsel Town; Elliot Steel to host weekly late-night Saturday show in London; Best in Class 2025 line-up revealed; and Jack Dee recalls his first monkey suit. |
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![]() Soho Theatre opens a second London venue in May bringing the best of their acclaimed programme to an even bigger (and dare we say fancier) stage, Soho Theatre Walthamstow. Inaugural programme kicks off with Natalie Palamides' WEER, BCG's #1 Comedy for 2024, and includes new shows from Tim Minchin, Josie Long, Suzi Ruffell, Josh Johnson, Jon Ronson and Kiell Smith-Bynoe. Live shows from On Cinema Live!, Brown Girls Do It Too and Tifo. And Neon Nights, Soho's brand-new monthly showcase includes Sara Pascoe, Rosie Jones, Phil Wang, Sam Campbell, Bridget Christie, Urooj Ashfaq & so much more. |
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Jack Docherty returns as The ChiefJack Docherty is back on screens in The Chief, a new spin-off from the wonderfully ridiculous mockumentary Scot Squad. |
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First Gig, Worst Gig: Lauren PattisonHeading to Leicester and beyond, Lauren Pattison talks headline joy, back-row aggro, and the most torturous train story you've ever heard. |
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Win Tony Hancock films The Rebel and The Punch And Judy ManWe've two prize packages, containing a new copy of each film on Blu-ray, to give away. |
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British Comedy Quiz #344A whole quiz about cakes seen in British comedy. Can you put the icing on top by getting full marks? |
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BoardersTwo more episodes of the comedy drama. When Rupert makes a discovery, shocking truths are revealed. |
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At Home With Katherine RyanInstead of studying for her all-important GCSEs, Violet's jaw-dropping act of teenage rebellion forces Katherine to stage an intervention. |
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AmandalandAnne takes on the herculean task of teaching teenagers. Meanwhile, Amanda gets a job at Kichen's Kitchens and Bathrooms. |
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Am I Being Unreasonable?Nic and Dan are worried about the effect their separation is having on Ollie, so they decide to try couples therapy. Nic shares a confession with Jen. |
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A League Of Their OwnEverton manager Sean Dyche joins the panel alongside Alan Carr and Toffees superfan Tony Bellew. |
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The ChiefA new sitcom based on the central character from Scot Squad. In this opening episode, the Chief embraces a new government scheme that offers ex-offenders a job in the police force. |
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G'wedThe countdown for a legendary party called Scousechella is on, but Christopher is struggling with the anniversary of his mother's passing away. |
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Horrible HistoriesHow long does it take to build a pyramid? Why didn't people like the Statue of Liberty? Why are there pineapples on St Paul's? |
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Would I Lie To You?John Cooper Clarke, Lucia Keskin, Kadiff Kirwan and Sara Pascoe join the regulars. |
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Eric Sykes: 50 Years Of LaughsA new profile of Eric Sykes, the much-celebrated writer and performer. |
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FunboysAfter a gas leak at his flat, Callum moves in with Lorcan and his dad, Sammy. |
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The Last LegSir Lenny Henry, Oti Mabuse and Jamali Maddix are scheduled for this week's show. |
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The Graham Norton ShowChris O'Dowd appears to talk about new TV show Small Town, Big Story. Plus: Ewan McGregor, Kate Hudson, Naomie Harris and Self Esteem. |
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Michael McIntyre's Big ShowHolly Willoughby plays Remember Me, Perrie Edwards is woken up for a Midnight Gameshow, and an Unexpected Star of the Show gets the surprise of their life. |
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The Jonathan Ross ShowGordon Ramsay, Danny Dyer, Vanessa Williams, Keely Hodgkinson, Harris Dickinson and Joan Armatrading will be the guests. |
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Big BoysThe final two episodes. The blue shed gets packed up as dissertations are handed in and old hometowns await. |
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What if plastic bags were sentient?What do your plastic bags get up to under the sink? |
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All Hail King Elon! - Broken NewsAfter a quarter of a millennium as the world's most famous republic, it's all change over in the United States of America. |
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C-BOMB - Projectile Love"I've been feeling peaky for a week now, and I've just taken a turn for the worse, I think I maybe need to see a nurse." |
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Time Travel Is Dangerous - TrailerThe trailer for this mockumentary film narrated by Stephen Fry. Best friends Ruth and Megan run a vintage shop in Muswell Hill. When they stumble across a time machine, it occurs to them that stock is much cheaper if they 'borrow' from the past. |
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Chariot - TrailerTrailer for another mockumentary, this about a corrupt politician who is poised to win a historic by-election in post-Brexit Wales. But success may come at a high price. |
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Picture This - TrailerTrailer for a new rom-com coming to Amazon on 6th March. Struggling photographer Pia receives a prediction: true love awaits in her next five dates. |
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Comedy Central Live - Judi LoveJudi talks about her love life and how she is aiming to change the type of man she dates. |
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Spotlight |
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ProspectsDespite lasting just a single series, Prospects was a popular and fondly-remembered mid-80s comedy from Channel 4. Gary Olsen (2point4 Children) and Brian Bovell (Gimme Gimme Gimme) starred as best friends living in East London, following the dream of making it big amidst the beginnings of the Docklands' redevelopment into the epicentre of world finance that is Canary Wharf today. No streaming service has picked up the show, but all 12 episodes have been released on DVD. |
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