BCG Daily Sunday 22nd May 2011
Press clippings
BAFTA TV special: Mark Gatiss
To celebrate tonight's Philips British Academy Television Awards, Mark Gatiss, co-creator of The League of Gentlemen and Sherlock, tells us about his love of TV.
Mark Gatiss, The Observer, 22nd May 2011BAFTA TV special / Miranda Hart: Heart to Hart
She's the undisputed comedy queen of the small screen. But what's Miranda Hart like in real life? Does she fall over as much? Does she have so many tiny friends? Here, she talks about class, looking for love and being a "ghastly" late developer.
Euan Ferguson, The Observer, 22nd May 2011Gervais insists he didn't diss US version of The Office
Ricky Gervais has denied 'dissing' the US version of The Office, just hours after appearing to do just that.
Metro, 22nd May 2011Russell Brand deported from Japan
Comedian Russell Brand has reportedly been deported from Japan.
Colin Daniels, Digital Spy, 22nd May 2011Omid Djalili interview
An interview with stand-up comedian Omid Djalili.
Hugh Montgomery, The Independent, 22nd May 2011'Misfits': Q&A with Robert Sheehan
Hurrah, it's finally BAFTA day! Yes, the Philips British Academy Television Awards are being held tonight, and one of the nominees crossing their fingers will be Robert Sheehan, who's been recognised for his role in Misfits. When Robert announced that he'd decided to leave the show earlier this year there was a little bit of an uproar, so we gave him a ring to chat about the BAFTAs and why he decided to hang up his community service jumpsuit for good...
Catriona Wightman, Digital Spy, 22nd May 2011Hampstead and Clapham to host mini-Edinburgh festivals
Hampstead Comedy Club and Easy Meets Jest have gone and made themselves the nerve centres of the comedy circuit over the next few months. As the circuit turns its attention to Edinburgh previews in the run-up to August, these two clubs are throwing the kitchen sink at it by hosting around 50 preview shows each.
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The Back End Of Next Week
Episode 3Nick Hancock, Josh Widdicombe and guests Josie Long and Rhona Cameron look back on the last seven days of news, including the Queen's visit to Ireland, Arnie's lovechild and a pony in a pub.