BCG Daily Tuesday 2nd November 2010
News
Features
Press clippings
The Trip review
The trip is a treat.
Geeks.co.uk, 2nd November 2010Al Murray: Through the looking glass
Think the Pub Landlord is a close relative of his creator? Think again. Ian Burrell meets a multilingual, renaissance pint-puller.
Ian Burrell, The Independent, 2nd November 2010Shameless star Elliott Tittensor attacked outside court
Shameless star Elliott Tittensor, who plays Carl Gallagher in the C4 comedy drama, was attacked today after appearing in court over an incident that left a teen blind in one eye.
The Sun, 2nd November 2010Video: Bill Bailey on today's celebrity culture
Bill Bailey explains to BBC Breakfast how the term "celebrity" has become devalued over the years. The comedian suggests that in today's world you only need to wave your hands on television to become famous.
BBC News, 2nd November 2010Interview with Michael McIntyre
Celia Walden meets the comic who looks more like a private school sixth former.
Celia Walden, The Telegraph, 2nd November 2010Gerard Kelly obituary
TV, film and theatre actor whose inimitable physicality made him a pantomime legend.
Mark Fisher, The Guardian, 2nd November 2010The Trip Episode 1.1 review
There's a very appealing and amusing atmosphere whenever Coogan and Brydon are sharing scenes, which they do the majority of the time.
Dan Owen, Obsessed With Film, 2nd November 2010The Trip review
The Trip isn't consistently funny and could be viewed as a letdown in that sense but it's a pleasant means of spending a half hour in front of the googlebox.
Steven Cookson, Suite 101, 2nd November 2010The joke that'll make you laugh - or fume
Actress Tracy-Ann Oberman talks about her controversial quest to uncover the secret of comedy.
Marc Lee, The Telegraph, 2nd November 2010Whites: The Last Dance
So here we are, Episode Six, the end of the series and the end of a long and eventful journey for all those involved in the making of Whites. We really hope you've enjoyed the series and it's conclusion in this final episode.
Oliver Lansley, BBC Comedy, 2nd November 2010Review: The Trip 1x1
You'll laugh a bit, but mostly you'll find your mind messed up by the whole experience and wondering what's going on.
Rob Buckley, The Medium Is Not Enough, 2nd November 2010Where would you go if you could travel back in time?
Thanks for all the stories you have been sending in for the show. This week Russell and the team have been looking at @JAMMorgan's suggestion about a woman spotted in a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film supposedly on a mobile. It went massively viral but if you haven't seen it...
Tris Cotterill, BBC Blogs, 2nd November 2010Misfits interview
As the second series of Misfits begins, the four are mourning recently departed Nathan, little realising he's immortal and buried alive. We caught up with Simon, Kelly, Nathan and Alisha on set in south east London...
TV Choice, 2nd November 2010Videos
Podcasts
TV & radio

Whites
Episode 6Roland is feeling lost without Bib, who is planning his new life in Australia. Whilst the White House staff prepare their acts for the talent show, Roland begrudgingly interviews for a new sous chef, which he makes sure Bib knows about when he pops in to say his goodbyes.

FHM's Stand-Up Hero
Episode 2 - Heat 2With Josh Widdicombe, Prince Abdi, Simon Constantine, Mark Tigwell and Chris Carr. This week, seasoned pro Phill Jupitus casts a critical eye over this week's budding comics.

Harry & Paul
Series 3, Episode 6The Benefits appear on quiz show Ask The Dysfunctional Family; the Writer helps the Landlady deal with her troublesome husband; all the modelling hopefuls spotted by Mike Noughts gather to meet him at his house; the Football Manager is relegated to League One; and the Lovelorn Customer makes his last-ever visit to the Polish Café.

Ladies Of Letters
Series 2, Episode 8Vera reports more violence and mayhem at the trailer park, but is still providing a happy home there for granddaughter Sabrina.

Getting On
Series 2, Episode 2While Den and Matron Hilary Loftus are flirting behind closed doors, an incident on the ward triggers the blame game. Meanwhile, Pippa receives good news about her faecal forum paper, and the arrival of consultant Peter Healy further lightens her mood.

Beautiful Dreamers
Episode 2 - The Traitor of the ZazalcaraNat explores the difficult life of the man who tried to counter one of world football's worst scandals.