BCG Daily Sunday 26th October 2014
Press clippings
Pepperdine & Scanlan turn to the world of dog training
By following their cult NHS satire Getting On with a canine sitcom that doesn't do cute, Vicki Pepperdine and Joanna Scanlan are proving they roll over for no one.
Gerard Gilbert, The Independent, 26th October 2014Russell Brand considering running for Mayor of London
Russell Brand is considering running as London Mayor - despite saying that voting is a waste of time.
Simon Walters, Daily Mail, 26th October 2014Frank Skinner interview
"People ask do I regret not having had more children, but all I can say is that I am happy with the one I've got."
The Yorkshire Post, 26th October 2014Roger Law: 'I got £600 a week for Spitting Image'
Roger Law's puppets attracted 15 million viewers at their peak but the financial rewards were meagre - even the most famous puppets fetched only £10,000 when they were auctioned. He makes far more from the giant porcelain pots he makes now.
Nick McGrath, The Telegraph, 26th October 2014Mrs Brown's Boys festive show is a real cracker
Gary Hollywood, who struggled to keep a straight face on set, reveals that the biggest star of this year's special is the Christmas tree.
Marion Scott, Daily Record, 26th October 2014Noel Fielding's cultural highlights
The comedian on Patton Oswalt, Alejandro Jodorowsky's films, out-there animations and the pleasures of a solitary picnic in Highgate Cemetery.
Kathryn Bromwich, The Observer, 26th October 2014Phil Lucas interview
The most enjoyable part is that feeling when you're on stage and everything is hitting home the way you hoped it would. When things are going well it's a beautiful feeling.
Comedy Blogedy, 26th October 2014Elizabeth Hotson interview
Worst parts are having a bad set, sending fruitless emails and turning up to gigs which end up being cancelled.
Comedy Blogedy, 26th October 2014This Glorious Monster interview
We started falling in to the trap of writing just for live, trying to cater to crowds at the more 'stand up circuit' nights. This isn't why we got in to comedy.
Comedy Blogedy, 26th October 2014Videos
TV & radio

Justin's House
Series 3, Episode 4 - Royal VisitJustin, Robert and Little Monster prepare for a special visit from the king, but will Justin's house be fun enough to get the royal seal of approval? Guest starring Chris Jarvis and Pui Fan Lee.

How Do I Get Up There?
BBC Scotland sketch show pilot starring the comedy troupe of the same name. Featuring Chris Forbes, James Kirk and Kevin Mains.