Comedy Central
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Comedy Central (formerly Paramount Comedy) is a cable and satellite channel which shows mainly American sitcoms imports and re-runs of classic British comedies like Mr Bean and Black Books, and stand-up shows like Live At The Apollo. It is now commissioning some of its own shows too though (e.g. Threesome), and in the 1990s was responsible for bringing some of today's 'big names' to television for the first time. |
Comedy Central Web Links
Contact Details For Comedy Central
- Email / Online Form
- By Phone: 020 7478 5300
- By Post: Comedy Central, 180 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1DS
Comedy Central - New & Current Shows
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Comedy Central At The Comedy StoreStand-up comedy from London's famous club, The Comedy Store. |
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ThreesomeSitcom about three inseparable friends who end up raising a baby together. |
Other Older Shows Commissioned By Comedy Central
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Angelo'sAngelo's is a greasy spoon café based in London's bustling Trafalgar Square; it's home to a hybrid of surreal comedy characters whose lives intertwine. |
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Armstrong And MillerSketch show starring double act Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller, on Paramount Comedy and Channel 4. |
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Comedy StoreAn access all areas pass to the hallowed comedy venue with stand-up sets from new comedians and headline acts. |
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Dirty Sexy Funny: Olivia LeeA hidden camera prank show for Comedy Central starring Olivia Lee. Features stunts, scripted sketches and setups. |
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Ed Byrne: Different ClassStand-up comedy from Irish funnyman Ed Byrne. |
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Edinburgh & BeyondSeries showcasing some of the best stand-up from the Edinburgh festival. |
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Grouchy Young MenYoung male celebrities, including many comics, bitch and complain about life in modern Britain. |
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Jo Brand: Barely LiveLive stand-up from Jo Brand, performed at the Adelphi Theatre, London in 2003. |
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Rufus Hound: Being RudeTV edit of comedian Rufus Hound's first live stand-up DVD. |
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Steve Coogan Live: The Man Who Thinks He's ItSteve Coogan stars as some of his best known characters including Alan Partridge, Paul and Pauline Calf, and Tony Ferrino. From 1998. |
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Suburban ShootoutIn Little Stempington, the women don't kill time - they kill each other, with anything from Glock 9mm machine pistols to potato peelers if necessary. |
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World Stands Up, TheA showcase for some of the finest stand up comedians from this country and beyond, broadcast on Paramount Comedy. |
























