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Twirlywoos
Monday - Friday, CBeebies, 9:25am
A new pre-school comedy series for CBeebies from the creators of Tellytubbies. It focuses on the adorable antics of four bird-like characters. See our guide for a video and interview with the co-creator. Guide |
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I Live With Models Monday, Comedy Central, 9pm
Comedy Central UK's first studio audience sitcom. American in style, could this London-filmed series become a hit like big US shows? It follows average joe Tommy, who is signed up as a hand model and moved into an apartment with 3 of Miami's most beautiful people. It's the first episode tonight. Guide |
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Asylum Monday, BBC Four, 9pm
The last episode in this short sitcom series. Dan Hern decides to raise his public profile and present his manifesto to the world by holding a press conference. Guide |
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Catastrophe Monday, Channel 4, 10pm
A heavily pregnant Sharon picks Rob up at the airport and tells him she's invited an old friend from Ireland to be her maid of honour at their wedding. Last in the series, but another run has been ordered. Guide |
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House Of Fools Monday, BBC Two, 10pm
Vic & Bob's madcap sitcom continues. After stealing some unused botox equipment, Vic decides to test it out on Julie and Bosh with striking results. Guide |
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Drunk History Monday, Comedy Central, 10:30pm
Slurred storytelling. Tiff Stevenson on the discovery of DNA, James Acaster talks Henry II and Thomas Beckett, and Romesh Ranganathan chats William the Conqueror. Guide |
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Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled Tuesday, Dave, 10pm
Topics cropping up on Alan Davies's impromptu chat show this week: kitesurfing, car bombs and Sir Cliff! Jack Dee, Matthew Crosby, Shappi Khorsandi and Julian Clary are the guests. Guide |
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Uncle Tuesday, BBC Three, 10pm
The charming sitcom continues. Andy is wrecked with flu. But when Errol alerts him to a lucrative song contest, it's off to the recording studio. Guide |
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Up The Women Wednesday, BBC Two, 10pm
The suffragette campaigning group can't agree on the story for their pantomime but news from the front line brings peace amongst the ranks. Last in the series. Guide |
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Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe Thursday, BBC Two, 10pm
It's only Monday, so we don't yet know what this week's show will contain, but suffice to say that, come Thursday, Charlie Brooker will be ready to deliver his view on what's just occurred. Guide |
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The Keith Lemon Sketch Show Thursday, ITV2, 10pm
The fast-paced sketch show that "affectionately spoofs the world of TV, Film and famous faces" continues. We find it a bit weird that it's a sketch show in which a character acts as other characters, but it's getting praise from viewers! Guide |
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Reality Bites Thursday, ITV2, 10:30pm
Stephen Mulhern hosts another episode of the panel show focusing on the world of reality television. No news yet on who the guests are, but expect the usual mix of reality stars and up-and-coming comics. Guide |
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Room 101 Friday, BBC One, 8:30pm
Frank Skinner is joined by TV presenter Adrian Chiles, Radio 1's Jameela Jamil and veteran entertainer Des O'Connor this week. Nominations include people who recline aircraft seats. Guide |
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Stella Friday, Sky1, 9pm
The Wales-based comedy drama continues. Katie's small birthday lunch spirals out of control, culminating in a shock revelation for Stella. Pressure mounts on Luke to find some extra cash, too. Guide |
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The Last Leg Friday, Channel 4, 10pm
Sarah Millican joins Adam Hills and co-hosts Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker for the last show of the current series. It's been a particularly entertaining run, so expect another series later in the year. Guide |
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The Graham Norton Show Friday, BBC One, 10:35pm
Another top line up for Norton this week. David Beckham, Will Smith, Hugh Jackman and Noel Gallagher are amongst the guests who will be mingling on the sofa. Guide |
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Comedy Central At The Comedy Store Saturday, Comedy Central, 2am
This stand-up series is now at 2am!... is anyone watching? Tom Wrigglesworth talks about posh folk, Paul Thorne's eyebrows are taking over, Lucy Beaumont has a trick, and Jeff Innocent looks a bit dodgy. Guide |
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The Jonathan Ross Show Saturday, ITV, 9:40pm
Last weekend's show was more entertaining than normal, probably because there was lots of comedians on - clips in our guide if you missed it. This week: Sigourney Weaver, Martin Clunes, Thierry Henry, Tracey Emin and the incredibly humble Kanye West. Guide |
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Pompidou Sunday, BBC Two, 6:30pm
A brand new BBC comedy series from Matt Lucas. He plays an elderly oddball aristocrat who has fallen on hard times. What's notable about this show is that there's no identifiable dialogue - much like Mr Bean. The first episode is a lot of fun, and suitable for the whole family. Guide |
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Off Their Rockers Sunday, ITV, 7:30pm
A new series of the popular show in which OAPs prank young people in a charming way. In this one Seb tries his hand selling cheap suits, Sonia gets help with a tricky crossword clue and Mo wreaks havoc on his mobility scooter. Guide |
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Let's Play Darts For Comic Relief Sunday, BBC Two, 9pm
Launching this weekend and then running nightly throughout the week, this comedy-based darts tournament features the likes of Lee Mack, Sean Lock, Tim Vine, Bob Mortimer and Roisin Conaty. Guide |