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Asylum Monday, BBC Four, 9pm
A new satirical comedy about a government whistle-blower and a millionaire internet entrepreneur trapped together in a London embassy. Ben Miller, Dustin Demri-Burns and Kayvan Novak star. Guide |
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Bob Servant Monday, BBC Four, 9:30pm
A UK-wide repeat for the second series of the Scottish sitcom in which Brian Cox plays a stubborn burger van owner living in Broughty Ferry. Guide |
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Drunk History Monday, Comedy Central, 9:30pm
Russell Kane talks King Charles II, Alex Horne on the 1966 World Cup trophy theft, and Diane Morgan chats Lady Godiva... they're all drunk, of course. Guide |
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Catastrophe Monday, Channel 4, 10pm
The new sitcom continues. Rob's secret friendship with Chris explodes in his face in a way he could never have imagined, and Sharon receives a visitor. Guide |
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Backchat Monday, BBC Two, 10pm
Jack Whitehall and his father Michael look back at some of the highlights of the series, in this episode featuring a mix of new chat between the hosts and repeat footage. Guide |
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Cockroaches Tuesday, ITV2, 10pm
Things are still pretty grim for our post-apocalyptic heroes. Tom deals with the arrival of his troublesome in-laws, as well as a beautiful and mysterious stranger. Guide |
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Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled Tuesday, Dave, 10pm
Anything goes as Alan Davies and guests Ross Noble, Janet Street-Porter, Angela Barnes and Michael Ball are given free reign to chinwag about Cher, crossbows and The Archers. Guide |
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Uncle Tuesday, BBC Three, 10pm
The return of the hit new sitcom. Andy and Errol have to sneak around just to spend time together. Can they help each other conquer their fears and get unblocked? Guide |
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Count Arthur Strong Tuesday, BBC One, 10:45pm
Episode 6 of the studio sitcom. In the aftermath of yet another 'trouser fire', Arthur temporarily moves in with Michael. You can imagine what Michael thinks about that. Guide |
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An Idiot's Guide To Politics Wednesday, BBC Three, 9pm
A one-off show in which The Revolution Will Be Televised star Jolyon Rubinstein investigates Magna Carta and proposes an updated version for the 21st Century. Guide |
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Up The Women Wednesday, BBC Two, 10pm
The gentle comedy from Jessica Hynes continues. This week they leave the village hall. On their way to London, the BICCPRWS meet a very important person. Guide |
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Birds Of A Feather Thursday, ITV, 8:30pm
Tracey and Sharon take a trip to a Spa to cope with Tracey's shattering news and try to make plans for the future: and Dorien prepares to say a long goodbye to her daughter. Guide |
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Monty Python's Personal Best Thursday, Sky Arts 1, 9pm
The highlights series presented by the stars themselves. Michael Palin selects his favourite Python clips, including the fish-slapping dance he performed with John Cleese. Guide |
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Crims Thursday, BBC Three, 10pm
Marcel and Daz are furious after Dawn's clampdown on drugs, so in an attempt to boost Luke's popularity, Jason volunteers him for a drugs snatch. Last in the series, but a recommission is likely. Guide |
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Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe Thursday, BBC Two, 10pm
Charlie Brooker and his team point present more funniness in a magazine format. Expect Charlie to insult your parents again, and Jake Yapp to boil down a TV show into just a minute. Guide |
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The Keith Lemon Sketch Show Thursday, ITV2, 10pm
The fast-paced sketch show in which Leigh Francis as Keith Lemon affectionately spoofs the world of TV, film and famous faces, continues. Guide |
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Reality Bites Thursday, ITV2, 10:30pm
Guests on the second episode of this panel show that looks at the world of reality TV include Rylan Clark (someone they dub a 'TV legend'?) and Katherine Ryan. Guide |
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Room 101 Friday, BBC One, 8:30pm
This series keeps getting bumped out the way for sport, but here's a new one. Frank Skinner is joined by Victoria Coren Mitchell, Warwick Davis and Christian Jessen. Nominations include James Bond and people who send emails. Guide |
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8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown Friday, Channel 4, 9pm
No Jon Richardson for the first time... giving Sean Lock a chance to win one. Jason Manford joins Sean and they go up against guest captain Sarah Millican and Jonathan Ross. Bill Bailey sits with Susie Dent. Guide |
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Benidorm Friday, ITV, 9pm
It's a packed episode of the holiday comedy. Mateo's Mother-in-Law is threatening to kill him. Glynn's wife arrives at the Solana, and Liam is made an offer he can't refuse. Guide |
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Stella Friday, Sky1, 9pm
Series 4 of the comedy drama continues. Stella is worried about Michael, who seems to be inching towards a mid-life crisis after splashing out on a motorbike and leathers. Guide |
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The Last Leg Friday, Channel 4, 10pm
David Mitchell is the guest this week, as Adam Hills and co-hosts Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker review the main talking points of the week. Guide |
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The Graham Norton Show Friday, BBC One, 10:35pm
Graham's guest include Jamie Dornan, starring in Fifty Shades of Grey, comedy favourite Julie Walters in new drama Indian Summers, Stephen Mangan talking about his new play, and music from Charli XCX and Rita Ora. Guide |
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The Jonathan Ross Show Saturday, ITV, 9:20pm
Jonathan Ross welcomes Ant & Dec to his sofa. Plus QI star Alan Davies, and legendary Hollywood star Goldie Hawn. Grammy award-winning musician Diana Krall joins them for a chat and performance. Guide |