Channel 4

Since 1982, Channel 4 has been investing in cult sitcoms and cutting edge comedy projects. As a result, it has broadcast many of the darker and more controversial comedies in our database, programmes like Nathan Barley and Brass Eye. Over the years C4 has created a number of hit sitcoms - these include Father Ted, Spaced, Black Books, Peep Show, The IT Crowd and Green Wing. However, C4 has also done 'mainstream' with shows like 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Balls Of Steel and Star Stories in its catalogue.

Channel 4 Web Links

Channel 4 Homepage
Channel 4's Comedy Website
Channel 4 Commissioning Details (for Producers/Writers)

Contact Details For Channel 4

Email / Online Form
By Phone: 020 7306 8333
By Post: Channel 4 Television, 124 Horseferry Road, London, SW1P 2TX

Channel 4 - New & Current Shows

	10 O'Clock Live Topical comedy show broadcast live. The hosts are Jimmy Carr, David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker and Lauren Laverne. Our Guide
	8 Out Of 10 Cats Topical Channel 4 comedy panel show hosted by Jimmy Carr. The questions are based on survey results and statistics. Our Guide
	Alan Carr: Chatty Man Alan Carr hosts his very own entertainment chat show. Each week celebrity guests join Alan for a natter. Our Guide
	Anti Social Network, The A broadcast pilot for Channel 4 described as 'an edgy and ambitious cross platform comedy show'. Our Guide
	Channel 4's Comedy Gala The nation's best known comedians perform in spectacular charity galas: the biggest live stand-up shows in UK history. Next Gala to be held on Saturday 18th May, on TV at a later date after that. Our Guide
	Derek 'Bittersweet comedy drama' written by and starring Ricky Gervais as a worker in a retirement home. Our Guide
	Fresh Meat Comedy drama following six mis-matched students who are starting university in Manchester and sharing the same house together. Our Guide
	Friday Night Dinner Channel 4 sitcom observing as twenty-something brothers Adam and Jonny go round to their parents' house for Friday night dinner. Our Guide
	I'm Spazticus Hidden camera prank show in which disabled performers prank able-bodied members of the public. Aims to highlight the public's attitude. Our Guide
	IT Crowd, The Sitcom set in a computer support department. The staff are IT geeks Roy and Moss, and their boss Jen, who knows nothing about computers. Final special episode planned for summer 2013. Our Guide
	Last Leg, The Topical comedy chat show reviewing the issues of the week, hosted by Adam Hills. The 7-part third series will begin in August. Our Guide
	London Irish Comedy series about four hard-drinking, hard-living Irish 20-somethings residing in London. Our Guide
	Malachy's Millions One hour comedy special spoof of 'Secret Millionaire' in which Peter Kay plays the rich owner of a coach company. Our Guide
	Man Down Greg Davies stars as as a man with crushing character flaws, an unwanted teaching job, uniquely dysfunctional friends. Our Guide
	Mimic, The Sitcom about a seemingly unremarkable maintenance man who, in fact, conceals an exceptional talent to mimic voices. Our Guide
	No Offence Comedy drama created by Paul Abbott set in a crumbling Victorian cop shop on the wrong side of Manchester. Our Guide
	Peep Show Sitcom starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb as a pair of socially dysfunctional flatmates with little else in common. Our Guide
	Raised By Wolves Sitcom pilot co-written by Times columnist Caitlin Moran about a family who are home-educating six children in a council house in Wolverhampton. Our Guide
	Shameless Comedy drama set in a fictional housing estate in Manchester which follows the dysfunctional Gallagher family and their neighbours. Our Guide
	Toast Of London Sitcom pilot starring Matt Berry as Steven Toast, a successful actor who has made a career faux pas. Our Guide
	Was It Something I Said? Panel show hosted by David Mitchell with teams competing in word play, quotation and literary knowledge. Our Guide