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Danger Mouse
Monday - Friday, CBBC, 6pm
A new version of the classic cartoon series, with Alexander Armstrong as the voice of Danger Mouse and Kevin Eldon as Penfold. See our guide for videos, interviews and more. Guide |
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Duck Quacks Don't Echo Monday, Sky1, 8pm
Chef Heston Blumenthal and comedians Bob Mortimer and Aisling Bea are the latest guests to put their trivia to the test on Lee Mack's riotous panel show. Guide |
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Doc Martin Monday, ITV, 9pm
Louisa and Martin have their first therapy session together - though neither of them was expecting that they would be given homework. Meanwhile, Peter Cronk gets some work experience at the surgery. Guide |
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Bad Robots Tuesday, E4, 10pm
More evil electronics. This week the photo booth offers the most ridiculous added extras, such as a passport photo on an abandoned totem pole. Guide |
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Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish Tuesday, Dave, 10pm
This week on Dave Gorman's show an annoying printer gets the sledge-hammer treatment, Christine Hamilton receives an unexpected gift, and some bees get to travel first class. Sort of... Guide |
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Fried Tuesday, BBC Three, 10:30pm
For the final episode of the fast food sitcom, we flash back to before Mary was manager of Seriously Fried Chicken. Guide |
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You, Me And The Apocalypse Wednesday, Sky1, 9pm
A new comedy thriller depicting the end of the world from the point-of-view of a group of characters from Slough, New Mexico and the Vatican. The first episode is great and the series looks set to be a hit - make sure you don't miss out. Guide |
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Marley's Ghosts Wednesday, Gold, 10pm
A new high concept single camera sitcom for Gold about a woman (played by Sarah Alexander) who can talk to the dead. Guide |
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The Almost Impossible Game Show Thursday, ITV2, 9pm
A new anarchic comedy game show in which 10 contestants per episode get 50 chances to beat each of a series of simple but difficult challenges. Guide |
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Cradle To Grave Thursday, BBC Two, 9pm
It's a jump in the dark for both Danny and Spud this week as the comedy based on Danny Baker's hit book continues. Spud has to think about life after the docks. Guide |
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Boy Meets Girl Thursday, BBC Two, 9:30pm
Geoff has promised to give Leo a try-out as a salesman at his car showroom. Meanwhile Tony is ill but Pam is unsympathetic and leaves him in James's care. Guide |
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Mock The Week Thursday, BBC Two, 10pm
James Acaster, Rob Beckett, Sara Pascoe and Josh Widdicombe are the guests booked to take part in the topical comedy show this week. Guide |
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Celebrity Juice Thursday, ITV2, 10pm
Magician Ben Hanlin and popstar Foxes are amongst the guests who will be joining Keith, Holly and Gino this week. Guide |
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Mount Pleasant Friday, Sky1, 9pm
Lisa attempts to outdo Jenna when they both throw birthday parties for their daughters on the same day. Meanwhile Greg tries to adjust to life with new flatmate Bradley. Guide |
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Have I Got News For You Friday, BBC One, 9pm
With today marking HIGNFY's 25th birthday, Friday sees the start of the 50th series of the topical comedy show (yes, 50th). Jeremy Clarkson will be in the host's chair; his first high profile BBC appearance since the Top Gear troubles. Guide |
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The Kennedys Friday, BBC One, 9:30pm
A new comedy series following the Kennedy family, living on a Stevenage housing estate in the 1970s. The show has been written by Emma Kennedy, based on her hit book. We've seen a preview of the series and loved it. Guide |
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Alan Carr: Chatty Man Friday, Channel 4, 10pm
Alan is joined by Sarah Millican who talks about her new Outsider stand-up tour, while the music might come from Morrissey. We say 'maybe', as last time he was set to appear, the grumpy minstrel dropped out at the last minute. Guide |
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The Graham Norton Show Friday, BBC One, 10:35pm
Graham Norton has a lot of actors to chat to this Friday. Robert De Niro, Anne Hathaway, Kenneth Branagh and Tom Hiddleston are set to be his guests this week. Guide |
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Britain's Best Loved Sitcoms Saturday, Channel 4, 8pm
Tamsin Greig narrates this new documentary series (the concluding part is next week) based on a poll conducted by Channel 4 - the title's fairly self-explanatory. They've collected up some good guests to interview, too. Guide |
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Through The Keyhole
Saturday, ITV, 10:15pm
Reality TV star Mark Wright, writer and broadcaster Janet Street-Porter and presenter Vernon Kay are the three guests tasked with working out whose houses Keith is in. Guide |