Aged just 25, Clydebank comedian Bridges has already been honing his craft for eight years and become one of our fastest-rising stand-up stars. This hometown gig before 10,000 fans at a sold-out SECC arena shows why, covering everything from Lady Gaga and clothes shopping to his relationship with his father. His routine on the differences between Brits and Americans is particularly rafter-raising.

In the final episode of the affable Scottish comedian's documentary series, Kevin Bridges takes a look at some of the issues which have inspired his funniest stand up. He plays five-a-side football with a friend who fled tragedy in Africa to start a new life in Scotland, considers the country's reputation for violence with the director and actor Peter Mullan and discusses where he might be today had he not become a comedian. Jack Dee also makes an appearance to discuss religion. Varied and absorbing.

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For anybody wondering how comedian Kevin Bridges bagged himself a whole BBC1 series, tune in and the answer will reveal itself as the 25-year-old Scottish funnyman splices clips from his stand-up show with visits to some of the key figures in his meteoric rise to fame. These include his mother, father, Frank Skinner and a chap called Chad Hogan - a fictional character with a real-life namesake.