BCG Daily Sunday 19th February 2012
Press clippings
Watson & Oliver: It's hi from me...and hi from her
Veronica Lee meets the double act reared on classic TV comedy whose daft, character-led sketches will be coming to a front room near you.
Veronica Lee, The Independent, 19th February 2012Tedious 10 O'Clock Live fails to dazzle with rapier wit
I know they can do better than this. So why don't they?
Kevin O'Sullivan, The Mirror, 19th February 2012Gavin Webster denies making Michael McIntyre comment
He's one of the most successful comics in the North, but don't expect to see Gavin Webster on telly soon. And it could all come down to Michael McIntyre.
Sunday Sun, 19th February 2012Silver Stand-Up of the Year
Turn up your hearing aid! Two dozen elderly comics go gag-to-gag for the title of Silver Stand-Up of the Year.
Emily Dugan, The Independent, 19th February 2012David Mitchell on internet trolls
The web is full of opinions, but without knowing the authors' motives for posting them why should we pay them any attention?
David Mitchell, The Observer, 19th February 2012Brian Logan on nasty reviews
The truth might hurt but hatchet jobs are too much.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 19th February 2012'Let's Dance for Sport Relief' dents 'TV Burp' ratings
Harry Hill's TV Burp slumped to 4.21m (17.5%) at 7.45pm (+1: 190k/0.8%).
Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 19th February 2012TV & radio
9am30 min
My Phone Genie
Episode 8 - Pene's Perfect DateGene steps in to help find Pene the perfect date for the school dance - which doesn't go exactly to plan!
11am60 min
7 Day Saturday
Series 3, Episode 6Al Murray is joined by Andy Zaltzman, Rebecca Front and Jonathan Maitland. On the agenda: Iran, the price of alcohol and the Falkland Islands.
8pm60 min
Behind The Sofa
Episode 6In the final show of the series, the boys fight over Cowboys And Aliens, Repo Man, Tales From Europe, and The Twilight Zone Season 5.
10pm30 min
That Sunday Night Show
Series 3, Episode 7Adrian Chiles rounds up the week's big events and news stories along with former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Prescott and comedian Frank Skinner, who takes over as the show's new regular panellist.