BCG Daily Tuesday 14th December 2010
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Harry Hill's Little Internet Show: Episode 9 - Re-enact
Harry lets the English Civil War Re-enactment Society practice in his garden, with unfortunate results.
Harry Hill, The Guardian, 14th December 2010Christmas show that promises fun for all the faithless
Science meets stand-up in the season's most unlikely hit, Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People.
Robert Colvile, The Telegraph, 14th December 2010Billy Connolly to do Strictly Come Dancing if wife wins
Billy Connolly has vowed to be on next year's Strictly Come Dancing if wife Pamela Stephenson wins the final.
The Sun, 14th December 2010Alan Carr dresses up as Lady GaGa
Alan Carr has gone GaGa, taking on one of the pop star's most bizarre costumes.
The Sun, 14th December 2010BBC launch Jesting About scheme in North East
Project leader Mario Dubois began the launch by explaining that the BBC are on the hunt for new comedy writers, directors and performers to express their ideas.
Luke Milford, Giggle Beats, 14th December 2010Michael McIntyre: I'm not going to crack America
"I'm not going to crack America. I'm staying, sorry. It's taken me long enough to sort things out here and I don't want to start again somewhere else."
Andrew Williams, Metro, 14th December 2010Jonathan Ross takes stake in French film channel
Former Film 2010 frontman to become a presenter, producer, creative director and shareholder at Cinémoi.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 14th December 2010Notes from The Now Show: The Hotch Potch
Here's producer Julia McKenzie with this week's notes from The Now Show ideas meeting.
Julia McKenzie, BBC Comedy, 14th December 2010Have you been watching... Peep Show?
It might look like the nation's favourite losers are finally on a winning streak, but their refusal to change is endlessly amusing.
Julia Raeside, The Guardian, 14th December 2010TV Preview: Episodes
Wikipedia lists 102 British television series which were fashioned and primped, recast and altered to make them more palatable for a U.S. audience.
Mindy Peterman, Blog Critics, 14th December 2010Questions from the queue part II
There is no Good News this week, but don't worry we still have our Best Of (with loads of new bits) going out on Christmas Day at 11:35pm on BBC Three, so we hope you'll be watching, turkey sandwich in hand.
Tris Cotterill, BBC Comedy, 14th December 2010The Twelve stars of Christmas comedy
It's not often you find yourself sitting opposite six of the biggest names in British comedy, and thank heavens for that because it's a tongue-tying experience.
Susan Griffin, Wales Online, 14th December 2010Videos
TV
TV & radio
8:10am10 min
Timmy Time
Series 2, Episode 22 - Timmy Makes A SplashEveryone is having fun in the paddling pool until Stripey pulls the stopper out of the valve.
10:45am15 min
Uncle Gwyn's Posthumous Curse
Episode 2When cartographer Jaci Hughes arrives to map The Rock, all Charles can think about is how to prevent the curse claiming another victim.
3:50pm7 min
Shaun The Sheep
Series 2, Episode 37 - An Ill WindThe farmer receives a huge electricity bill, and decides to build his own wind turbine to power the farmhouse. As soon as the farmer's back is turned, Shaun and the flock adapt the noisy new contraption into something much more fun - a fairground big-wheel. It is not long before the farmer blows his fuse.
6:30pm30 min
My Teenage Diary
Series 2, Episode 1 - Sheila HancockRufus Hound invites Sheila Hancock to read extracts from her teenage diaries.
10pm30 min
Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights
Episode 3The Glaswegian comedian applies his no-holds-barred style to a selection of stand-up performances and pre-filmed sketches, in which he picks apart all aspects of modern life and British culture.
10:35pm30 min
The Morgana Show
Episode 3More big and silly character-based comedy sketches starring Morgana Robinson.