BCG Daily Monday 4th June 2012
Features
Press clippings
Gigglebox weekly #49
This week Ian Wolf watches a mountain of porn and a lot of reused ideas.
Ian Wolf, Giggle Beats, 4th June 2012Holly Walsh interview
Holly Walsh hasn't had time to work on her stand-up, as she's been busy getting the sitcom Dead Boss made.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 4th June 2012Jarred Christmas: My first ever gig
Charismatic Kiwi star Jarred Christmas is doing work-in-progress shows at the moment at Leicester Square Theatre, and here he looks back nearly 15 years, to when it was him who was the work-in-progress...
Jarred Christmas, London Is Funny, 4th June 2012You Cannot Be Serious! review
As you would imagine with Alistair McGowan's past experiences, the highlights of the show are the impressions themselves, with the comic expertly capturing the mannerisms of England manager Roy Hodgson.
George Zielinski, The Comedy Journal, 4th June 2012TV & radio

The Castle
Series 4, Episode 4 - Boogie KnightsThe wedding of the decade is almost ruined by 200 tents and an over-excited woodpecker. Plus Henry, Duncan and De Warenne gatecrash a rather special hen night.

With Nobbs On
Episode 3 - From Rejection To The Rise And Fall... And Rise Of Reggie PerrinDavid Nobbs retells his experiences as the success of The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin changes his life.

Horrible Histories
Series 4, Special - Musical SpecialIn a special musical episode of the award winning Horrible Histories, host Rattus Rattus chooses his favourite songs from the fourth series to entertain his young nephew.

Just A Minute
Series 63, Episode 4Regulars Jenny Eclair and Tony Hawks welcome relative newcomers Richard Herring and Paul Sinha to try. Nicholas Parsons chairs this popular comedy panel show.

Dara O Briain: School Of Hard Sums
Series 1, Episode 8Dara O'Briain, Oxford University maths professor Marcus du Sautoy and comedy guest Andi Osho test their mathematical nous one final time in the last episode of the series.

Morgan Spurlock's New Britannia
Episode 10Morgan Spurlock is joined by Margaret Cho, Des Bishop and Rhys Darby to discuss awards in the concluding episode of the series. Music from King Charles.