BCG Daily Tuesday 21st December 2010
Press clippings
Video: Behind the scenes of Morecambe and Wise TV drama
Morecambe and Wise are to return to our screens in a TV drama about how the comedians became famous.
Eric and Ernie stars the likes of Victoria Wood and Vic Reeves.
The BBC's David Sillito went behind the scenes to meet some of the cast.
David Sillito, BBC News, 21st December 2010John Sullivan on Rock & Chips: Five Gold Rings
The 90-minute Rock & Chips film which was aired last January ended on the 2nd November, 1960, with the Trotter Family ensconced in their new high-rise council flat with the addition of the just born baby Rodney.
John Sullivan, BBC Comedy, 21st December 2010Miranda: love her or hate her?
As the second series of the BBC's comic sitcom Miranda ends, two virulently opposed critics argue about whether its star, Miranda Hart, is funny or a flop.
Catherine Gee and Chris Harvey, The Telegraph, 21st December 2010Miranda: 'I'm the friend you can laugh at'
Miranda Hart tells The Telegraph how she struck upon the formula for the sitcom of the year.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 21st December 2010Roisin Conaty Interview
One of the acts in Victoria Wood's Angina Monologues, Roisin Conaty won the Foster's Comedy Award for Best Newcomer this year in Edinburgh. She spoke to us about what it's like to work with Victoria...
Sky, 21st December 2010Interview: Vic Reeves
"I loved George on paper," Vic Reeves says of Peter Bowker's script, "and I loved him even more when I got to put on his clobber and speak his words."
Aidan Smith, The Scotsman, 21st December 2010Interview: David Walliams and Matt Lucas
David Walliams and Matt Lucas are having the time of their lives on a decommissioned jumbo jet at an airfield in Surrey.
James Rampton, The Scotsman, 21st December 2010Misfits Christmas Special review
After Thursday night's slightly disappointing series finale, this was a great episode with plenty of tension, gore and funny lines, with a terrific final twist that'll keep us guessing until series three comes along late next year.
Transmission Blog, 21st December 2010James Corden signs multi-million pound book deal
Comedian James Corden has signed a mega money deal to publish his autobiography, it was announced today.
Daily Mail, 21st December 2010Little Crackers review: Short and Sweet
Obviously Stephen Fry and Kathy Burke deserve much credit for their excellent work, but knocking up short scripts like these shouldn't have been too demanding for such talented thespians. The real credit should probably go to Sky for commissioning this original format.
On The Box, 21st December 2010Private Eye writer and cartoonist Fantoni bids farewell
EJ Thribb creator retires from Private Eye to move to France, write detective fiction and pen his memoirs.
Tara Conlan, The Guardian, 21st December 2010Harry Hill's Little Internet Show: Episode 10 - Fearbag
Episode 10: Harry has a chance to end all the hate and fear in the world.
The Guardian, 21st December 2010Come Fly With Me 'Online Book'
For the last month or two I've been working on some web stuff to tie in with Come Fly With Me. In a way what I've been doing is writing a comedy spin-off book for the show. Only as a website and before the programme has started.
Kevin Cecil, BBC Comedy, 21st December 2010Misfits: a typically British surprise hit
Patrick Smith explains why E4's comedy drama about Asbo superheroes has won over critics.
Patrick Smith, The Telegraph, 21st December 2010Ronnie Corbett makes his big comedy comeback - at 80
As he turns 80, the diminutive Scottish comedian returns to the spotlight this Christmas with his own BBC One show and a BBC Two tribute night.
Michael Deacon, The Telegraph, 21st December 2010Strange bedfellows: comedy double acts
Double acts dominate this year's Christmas TV schedules. So what's the secret of a great comedy duo? Is it always as cosy as it looks? And when - if ever - should they go solo?
Mark Lawson, The Guardian, 21st December 2010Ronnie Corbett interview
Ronnie Corbett talks about his all-star BBC Christmas special, The One Ronnie, his dearly missed colleague, and still being cutting-edge at 80.
Benji Wilson, The Telegraph, 21st December 2010Alex Reid: C4 must apologise for Boyle's comments
Katie Price's husband Alex Reid has called for Channel 4 to apologise for the 'disgusting' comments made by comedian Frankie Boyle about Jordan's disabled son Harvey.
Metro, 21st December 2010Videos
TV & radio

The Unforgettable...
Series 4, Episode 6 - Danny La RueLong before Lily Savage, La Cage Aux Folles or Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, there was Danny La Rue, Britain's foremost female impersonator who single-handedly turned cross dressing into mainstream family entertainment.

Bear Behaving Badly
Series 4, Episode 13 - Caught on CameraPrank comes up with a wicked plan to rid the flat of Nev and Barney for good.

My Teenage Diary
Series 2, Episode 2 - Victoria CorenIn this week's episode, Rufus Hound invites Victoria Coren to read extracts from her teenage diaries.

Accidental Farmer
Comedy drama pilot starring Ashley Jensen as a high-powered London-based executive who moves to the country to run a farm.

Little Crackers
Little Crackers 2010, Episode 5 - Stephen Fry's Little CrackerSomeone's sweet tooth lands him in trouble in an autobiographical short written by and starring Stephen Fry.

Little Crackers
Little Crackers 2010, Episode 6 - Kathy Burke's Little CrackerThe Clash gives a certain fan life-changing advice in an autobiographical short written by and starring Kathy Burke.

The Angina Monologues
Victoria Wood takes to the stage for a night of comedy in support of The British Heart Foundation.

Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights
Episode 4The 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.

Mock The Week
Series 9, Christmas SpecialDara O Briain, Hugh Dennis, Andy Parsons, Russell Howard and guests return with a special festive edition of the topical comedy show.

Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights
Episode 5The 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.

Never Mind The Buzzcocks
Series 24, Episode 10Hosted by guest presenter Josh Groban, with panellists Charlie Baker, Tinchy Stryder, KT Tunstall and Michael Ball.