TV BurpAlthough no one has actually officially said it, everyone is pretty certain this is going to be the last series of TV Burp. Harry Hill has given clear signals he's had enough. He has hosted over 150 episodes to be fair, but - even so - bringing the show to an end is going to disappoint over 7 million fans. Let's all enjoy the next 8 weeks whilst the show is still on telly! ITV1, 7:15pm. Guide Also today: Monty Python: Almost The Truth continues; Kevin Bridges is on The Jonathan Ross Show; another Mrs Brown's Boys; and Jason Byrne's radio sitcom Father Figure. Schedule |
Father FigureJason Byrne's new sitcom is on Radio 2 at 10pm. Check out this film from the recording. Watch 
White Van ManIn preperation for the new series, it's a late-night re-run of the entire Series 1. BBC3, 1:40am. Guide 
Mock The WeekBack-to-back humourous repeats, including unlikely things to hear in a quiz show. Dave, from 9pm. Clip 
The final episode in the new series of Mrs Brown's Boys is tonight (not Monday, like normal). There's bickering aplenty in the Brown household, until Mrs Brown decides to go for a drink with snobby mother Hillary Nicholson. BBC1, 9:30pm. Guide & Clips Advertisement
Mat Ricardo is hosting a variety show live from the Bethnal Green Working Men's Club in East London next week, where the best of the best from the worlds of cabaret, variety, comedy and circus do their thing. We'll be podcasting highlights, but do come and see the show in person: More Info |
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Latest Comedy News:
Harry Hill in talks to move to Channel 4Harry Hill is close to signing a deal to move to Channel 4, possibly including a movie and sketch show, according to reports. 
Micky Flanagan signs up for new panel showMicky Flanagan has been signed up for a new panel show pilot entitled Is It Just Me?, for Channel 4. 
Andrew Lawrence joins fourth Stand Up For The Week seriesChannel 4 has ordered a fourth series of topical stand-up series Stand Up For The Week, once again from the Clapham Grand. 
New P.G. Wodehouse adaptation for BBC OneBBC One has announced a new TV adaptation of comic author P.G. Wodehouse's Blandings stories, to star Timothy Spall and Jennifer Saunders. External Press Reviews & Features
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