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Duck Quacks Don't Echo Monday, Sky1, 8pm
Lee Mack is joined by Holly Willoughby, Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis tonight. Willoughby has the 'interesting' task of having to sniff some armpits. Guide |
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Virtually Famous Monday, E4, 10pm
In the final show in the series, Kevin, Sean and Chris are joined by Gemma Merna, Rob Beckett, Alex from Made in Chelsea and Yasmine Akram as they face questions and challenges all about clips, virals and YouTube celebrities. Guide |
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The Alternative Comedy Experience Tuesday, Comedy Central, 1am
Kevin McAleer, Stephen Carlin, Fern Brady, Isy Suttie and Henning Wehn take to the stage. If you can stand the late hour, you can see Stewart Lee meeting them backstage too. Guide |
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Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish Tuesday, Dave, 10pm
Series 2 of the show in which Dave Gorman does what he does best: combines stand-up comedy with PowerPoint slides. This week he shreds some naughty magazines and helps a gerbil fulfill its destiny. Guide |
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What's Funny About The Indyref? Tuesday, BBC Two Scotland, 10:30pm
A one-off comedy sketch show written by 16-25 year-olds, which is inspired by the Referendum on Scottish Independence. There's some preview clips in our guide. Guide |
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Celebrity Squares Wednesday, ITV, 8pm
The classic game show is back, with comedians in the central roles. Warwick Davis hosts, with Tim Vine and Joe Wilkinson as regular panellists. Sara Pascoe and James Corden are amongst the guests in the funny opening episode. Guide |
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Bad Bridesmaid Thursday, ITV2, 9pm
A new watch-through-your-fingers show. This is a format in which comic actors in character attempt to disrupt hen weekends. The bride must pretend they are friends with the character. Guide |
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Mock The Week Thursday, BBC Two, 10pm
Dara O Briain hosts the topical panel show as it returns from its summer break. Ed Byrne, Gary Delaney, Katherine Ryan and Josh Widdicombe are the guests joining Hugh Dennis and Andy Parsons. Guide |
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Celebrity Juice Thursday, ITV2, 10pm
Series 13. Keith, Holly and Fearne return for another series of ludicrous games and celebrity humiliation. The Last Leg's Alex Brooker is among the guests this week. Guide |
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Cuckoo
Thursday, BBC Three, 10pm
Last episode. A night-time intruder and a local car theft spur the Thompson and Chance families into abandoning Neighbourhood Watch and taking matters into their own hands. Guide |
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Siblings Thursday, BBC Three, 10:30pm
Another final episode. Hannah and Dan's beloved drama teacher Mr Balcombe has died and the pair have mixed emotions about the funeral. Guide |
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Would I Lie To You? Friday, BBC One, 8:30pm
The return of one of the funniest shows on TV. Rob Brydon and team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell are joined by Fiona Bruce, Micky Flanagan, Steve Jones and Claudia Winkleman. Guide |
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Boomers Friday, BBC One, 9pm
Joyce and Alan have financial concerns and are considering downsizing in this episode of the sitcom focusing on three recently retired couples. More info in our guide. Guide |
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A League Of Their Own Friday, Sky1, 9pm
The BAFTA-winning sports/comedy show continues. This week's guests are Josh Widdicombe, Kevin Pietersen and Joe Hart. Guide |
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8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown Friday, Channel 4, 9pm
Jimmy Carr, Sean Lock and Jon Richardson ruin some more words and numbers. They're joined by David Baddiel and South African stand-up Trevor Noah. This one sees Joey Essex in Dictionary Corner - should be interesting! Sadly no Joe Wilkinson this week though. Guide |
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Big School Friday, BBC One, 9:30pm
The sitcom continues. Mr Gunn views the impending parents' evening at Greybridge in a whole new light when he discovers that one of his pupils may well be his son. Guide |
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The Perfect Morecambe & Wise Friday, BBC Two, 10pm
More highlights from the duo's TV shows. Eric takes on the demanding role of Hamlet, and the boys re-enact this classic scene from Singing in the Rain. They really should put this show out on a Sunday. Guide |
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Seann Walsh's Late Night Comedy Spectacular Friday, BBC Three, 10pm
A one-off stand-up show filmed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Seann Walsh presents comedy from the likes of John Kearns, Rhys James, Luisa Omielan, Rebecca Humphries and Fern Brady. Guide |
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Alan Carr: Chatty Man Friday, Channel 4, 10pm
The return of the chat show. Guests include Jack Whitehall, who discusses the return of his sitcom Bad Education; and Jon Richardson and Matt Forde talking about their new show Jon Richardson Grows Up. Guide |
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Parents' Evening Friday, BBC Three, 11:25pm
A TV broadcast for the iPlayer pilot in which Kayvan Novak takes on the role of various parents, teachers and kids involved in a school parents' evening. Guide |
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Through The Keyhole Saturday, ITV, 9:20pm
Joining Keith Lemon to try and work out "who lives in a house like this" are TV and radio presenter Dave Berry, comedian Jimmy Carr and Emmerdale actress Natalie Anderson. Guide |
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Sunday Night At The Palladium Sunday, ITV, 7pm
A revival of the variety series that presents entertainment talent, including comedians and music acts. ITV stock name Stephen Mulhern hosts this first one, with stand-up acts including Alan Davies. Guide |
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Almost Royal Sunday, E4, 10pm
Aristocratic British siblings Georgie and Poppy Carlton (aka two actors) are in Washington D.C., reaching to the very heart of American politics. Guide |