BCG Daily Wednesday 1st December 2010

Only Fools episode most memorable Christmas TV moment

An episode of Only Fools And Horses in which Del Boy and Rodney dress up as Batman and Robin has been named as Britain's most memorable Christmas television moment.

Yarwood Xmas Show tops list of most watched Xmas shows

The most-watched programme in Christmas television history is Mike Yarwood's Christmas Show which was aired in [y]1977/y]Here is a list of the top ten shows that attracted the biggest audiences.

Frankie Boyle's return to TV: what did you make of it?

The controversial comic is now free of the BBC straitjacket - but has Channel 4 just given him enough rope to hang himself?

Video: McGowan takes on the role of Noel Coward

Alistair McGowan talks to BBC Breakfast about his new theatre production that concentrates on the life of Noel Coward.

The play is told through Coward's poetry .

School of Comedy expands after E4 success

School Of Comedy, the Chiswick-based youth theatre club that spawned the E4 series of the same name, is to build on its success with the opening of two new London offerings in 2011.

Russ against the clock

It's December, pinch, punch and all that...

The Morgana Show, Channel 4, review

Ceri Radford reviews the new sketch-based comedy show starring new talent Morgana Robinson, whose impersonations include Cheryl Cole and Fearne Cotton.

The Morgana Show review

My advice (for what it's worth)? Shorter sketches, more celebrity impressions and lose the laughter track.

Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights review

Channel 4 played its cards very close to its chest with Tramadol Nights; releasing not so much as a preview clip before last night's premiere, perhaps for fear of sparking tabloid outrage. And, sure enough, there was plenty to offend in Frankie Boyle's stand-up and sketch hybrid - but also plenty to enjoy for those who have no issue with his pungent humour.

Jarred Christmas on... Christmas

Spoonfed chats to the riotously funny Kiwi stand-up about his namesake day.

Freedom - TV show written by an Edinburgh lad

Edinburgh boy (made good!), Moray Hunter, has written a new TV show which is to be aired on BBC2 Scotland on 7th December 2010.