Here's a list of the notable British comedy programmes on TV / radio this Thursday 25th March 2010...

14.15 Radio 4		Scummow: Things Washed Up By The Sea A wry comedy about faith, love and redemption, inspired by the story of a saint. Written by Cornish playwright Annamaria Murphy. Our Guide
16.05 BBC1 (repeat)		Horrible Histories Episode 11: Queen Victoria learns her British comforts aren't very British, a Viking warrior won't stop talking in rhyme, and the contestants try to become executioners on Axe Factor. About This Episode
17.45 CBBC		Big Babies Episode 8, Arts & Crafts: After his picture is shown on TV, Brooks pronounces himself an artist. More Details On This Episode
18.30 Radio 4		Another Case Of Milton Jones Episode 4.4: Milton is a world-class cyclist who gets tangled up in a close-fitting body suit and the population of Holland. Our Guide
18.50 ITV3 (repeat)		On The Buses A double-bill of one of the most enduring of British sitcoms, about a chirpy driver and his conductor pal who torment the long-suffering inspector of the Luxton Bus Company. Our Guide
19.30 ITV2 (repeat)		Harry Hill's TV Burp Episode 10.8: Quick fire comic Harry Hill skewers more of the funniest, quirkiest and silliest clips from the week's TV output, including the usual mix of top reality shows, soaps and dramas, along with some genuine oddities. About This Episode
21.00 Sky1		A League Of Their Own Episode 3: It's round three and, while Flintoff's best mate and two-time Ashes winner Steve Harmison joins the Reds, Mock the Week's Dara O'Briain is picked for the Blues. Corden referees. Our Guide
21.40 Dave (repeat)		Would I Lie To You? Episode 2.4: With guest panellists Davina McCall, Michael Aspel, Dara O'Briain and Jason Manford. About This Episode
22.00 E4 (repeat)		The Inbetweeners Episode 1: It's a fresh start for Will McKenzie as he joins his new sixth form college. Will previously went to a private school, but since his dad walked out on his mum he's had to downgrade to the local comprehensive. About This Episode
22.00 BBC2 (repeat)		Never Mind The Buzzcocks Episode 22.3: With guest team captain Bob Mortimer. The guests are Jack Osbourne, David O'Doherty, Kelly Rowland and Nick Grimshaw. About This Episode
22.00 C4		Alan Carr: Chatty Man Episode 3.8, Boy George, Kim Cattrall: In this final episode of the current series, Alan will be joined on the sofa by Boy George, Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall, and hip-hop group N-Dubz. More Details On This Episode
22.00 Radio 2		And The Winner Is Episode 5: With guests Adam Bloom, Scott Capurro and Andrew Maxwell. Our Guide
22.00 ITV2		Celebrity Juice Episode 3.2: Paddy McGuinness and dancer Louie Spence are amongst the guests joining Keith, Holly, Fearne and Rufus. Our Guide
22.20 Dave (repeat)		Psychoville Episode 2: Mr Lomax enlists the help of his care worker Michael in the quest to complete his unusual collection of 'commodities'. About This Episode
22.30 Radio 2 (repeat)		The Blagger's Guide Episode 4.5: The Stone Roses, Phil Spector and Texas come under a David Quantick shaped microscope in this week's Blagger's Guide. About This Episode
22.30 BBC3		Russell Howard's Good News Episode 2.1: Russell Howard returns with a new series and, with each episode put together just days before transmission, there's no knowing what will feature in the first show. Our Guide
23.00 Dave (repeat)		The League Of Gentlemen Episode 2: Hilary Bliss has something very special in his sausages and the disappearance of some Maverick bars from Pop's News is causing a family rift. Our Guide
23.00 Radio 4		The Lost Weblog Of Scrooby Trevithick Episode 2.2, Writer: Scrooby tries to become a writer, having had what he regards as a cracking idea for a best-seller entitled A Short History of Combine Harvesters in Cornish. Our Guide
23.40 Dave (repeat)		Bottom Episode 1.6, Accident: The saddest man on Earth has a birthday. Can it get any worse? Richie discovers to his cost that it can. Our Guide
24.00 Sky1 (repeat)		A League Of Their Own Episode 3: It's round three and, while Flintoff's best mate and two-time Ashes winner Steve Harmison joins the Reds, Mock the Week's Dara O'Briain is picked for the Blues. Corden referees. About This Episode