BCG Daily Saturday 21st September 2013

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Press clippings

London Irish, the sick-com that's too try-hard to shock

Being Human writer Lisa McGee's latest, A Clockwork Orange in the style of Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps, feels spectacularly misjudged.

Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 21st September 2013

This week's new live comedy

Previews of Jen Kirkman, Stand Up For Labour and Ed Byrne.

James Kettle, The Guardian, 21st September 2013

Andy Field interview

Interview with new act Andy Field.

Sara Schulman, Comedy Blogedy, 21st September 2013

Tit Factory's London debut axed

In a move that has shocked the UK theatre world the hotly anticipated London debut of Molly Wobbly's Tit Factory was cancelled just hours before the cast was due on stage at the Hackney Empire last night.

Amanda Ferguson, Belfast Telegraph, 21st September 2013

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet's 30th anniversary celebrated

Stars from the cast of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet are returning to Tyneside to celebrate the show's 30th anniversary.

BBC News, 21st September 2013

Gromit exhibition queue reopened after closure

A queue to see an exhibition of 81 Gromit statues in Bristol had to be closed earlier when organisers realised nearly 3,000 people were outside.

BBC News, 21st September 2013

Mrs Brown's Boys repeat tops ratings outside of soaps

Mrs Brown's Boys was the most-watched primetime programme on a quiet night outside of soaps on Friday (September 20), according to overnight audience data.

Kate Goodacre, Digital Spy, 21st September 2013

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet stars appear in Newcastle

Stars of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet were greeted with cheers as they made a guest appearance on the pitch today at Newcastle United's St James' Park.

Giggle Beats, 21st September 2013

Filming starts on Godhammer

Godhammer is the work of Oaty Hill Productions, which has been making short films in and around the Capital since 2001. Paul Bruce said he hopes to set up a link between the show and Edinburgh TV when the 
network is launched next year. The series, featuring a priest and a sociopathic nun, will also be shown online.

Dawn Morrison, The Scotsman, 21st September 2013

Videos

TV & radio

ITV1 logo. Credit: ITV
7:25am
10 min
Sooty. Richard (Richard Cadell). Copyright: Tivoli Media

Sooty

Series 2, Episode 5 - Five Star Fish

When Richard is put in charge of Mr. Slater's five star restaurant, his first customer demands fresh fish. Can Fishermen Sooty and Sweep come to Richard's rescue, or will they catch more than they bargained for? Guest starring Caroline Quentin.

Bottom Knocker Street. Image shows from L to R: Councillor Cowdrey (Phill Jupitus), Colin Cowdrey (Tim Bruce), Dinga (Connor Cheeseman), Bo (Alanna Smith), Lulu (Ellie Ruiz). Copyright: Fubuloo

Bottom Knocker Street

Episode 13 - The Plan

A scrap metal dealer has his eyes set on Mister Moo Moo, and the kids have 24 hours to come up with a plan to save their beloved ice cream van.

BBC Radio 5 Live
11am
60 min
Fighting Talk. Copyright: World's End Productions

Fighting Talk

Series 11, Episode 4

Christian O'Connell is judge. With Bob Mills, former Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur footballer Gary O'Reilly, comedian Henning Wehn and writer and broadcaster Tom Watt.

Through The Keyhole. Leigh Francis. Copyright: Talkback

Through The Keyhole

Series 1, Episode 4

Joining Keith Lemon and Dave Berry this week is renowned TV and radio star Terry Wogan and Coronation Street actress Catherine Tyldesley, aka Eva Price.

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