Latest Features

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John Lloyd podcast

In the latest edition of his podcast, Richard Herring interviews producer and writer John Lloyd, including talk of QI, Douglas Adams, Blackadder and Not The Nine O'Clock News.

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	Rebecca Front interview Rebecca Front talks to The British Comedy Guide about being part of new show Jo Brand's Great Wall Of Comedy, and her other panel show and acting work. Read
	Eddie Izzard podcast A great in-depth podcast interview with Eddie Izzard. The stand-up star talks to Mat Ricardo about his years street performing, and how those years influenced what he now does. Listen
	The Future of the British Comedy Guide If you're a fan of the British Comedy Guide, you might be interested to read what we've got coming up next... Read
	Stephen Fry podcast The full, incredibly interesting 90 minute Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast interview with Stephen Fry. Read
	Richard Herring Podcast with Chris Addison Published 30th May Richard Herring's RHLSTP podcast returns for a new run. Chris Addison chats about all sorts of things in this big, rambling interview. Listen
	Paul Daniels interview podcast Published 28th May A great interview with Paul Daniels. The comic magician is full of interesting and fun stories about he launched his career, and hosted his super 1980s TV shows. Listen
	Shameless - The End Published 27th May After nine years and over 130 episodes, Channel 4 comedy drama Shameless has come to an end. Here creator Paul Abbott picks his five favourite episodes, and we present a list of Frank Gallagher's best lines. Read
	Interview with Rising Damp writer Eric Chappell Published 9th May An interview with Eric Chappell, arguably the most successful single sitcom writer for ITV. He talks about creating Rising Damp, and the new stage adaptation. Read
	Sid James: A centenary celebration Published 8th May On his 100th birthday, comedy historian and biographer Robert Ross reflects on the legacy of screen legend Sid James. Read