BCG Daily Thursday 16th June 2016
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Press clippings
Third woman alleges Clement Freud abuse
A third woman has come forward claiming she was sexually abused by the late Liberal MP and Just a Minute regular Sir Clement Freud.
BBC News, 16th June 2016Murder in Successville, review
The show's format has the potential to get stale quite quickly. But it still feels like it's at the sharper end of comedy's cutting edge.
Gerard O'Donovan, The Telegraph, 16th June 2016Laurel and Hardy: it's still comedy genius
Stan Laurel, the tall, thin, "dumb" half of the team of Laurel & Hardy, was born on June 16, 1890. To mark what would have been his 126th birthday, Martin Chilton looks at why they comedy duo continue to make people laugh after many a generation.
Martin Chilton, The Telegraph, 16th June 2016The EU referendum according to Peep Show
On Wednesday night Twitter was treated to a rather wonderful thought experiment from actor and writer Robert Webb. How would the characters in Peep Show vote in the upcoming EU referendum?
Chris York, The Huffington Post, 16th June 2016Edinburgh Fringe preview: Abandoman
This show is a departure for the quickfire Dubliner, who can pretty much riff about anything suggested by the audience.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 16th June 2016Sarah Millican review
The emphasis is relentlessly below the waist in a frank show ostensibly about the comedian embracing rural life.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 16th June 2016French language remake for Catastrophe in Canada
Avalon Distribution have announced the first scripted-format sale of Catastrophe. The series, also called Catastrophe, is being produced by 1R2D for the broadcaster Super Écran in French-speaking Canada and is set to air in early 2017.
Avalon, 16th June 2016Grant Stott 'My first solo Edinburgh show'
Former copper, Grant Stott, is a popular TV and radio presenter, best known to theatre audiences for playing the villain in the annual panto at Edinburgh's King's Theatre. As Grant explains to Martin Walker, 'Tales from Behind the Mic' is his first Edinburgh Fringe solo show - and a chance to share some career highs and lows...
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 16th June 2016ShitComs Episode #1: Mad About Alice
There is a deep sense of claustrophobia to Mad About Alice. The entire series revolves around one essential aspect of the main relationship: that they always row. They fight. They argue until they're blue in the face.
Joe Bish, Vice.com, 16th June 2016Videos
Podcasts
TV & radio

Counterfeit Cat
Episode 11 - Hang In ThereMax and Gark mistake a famous poster of a cat for a real animal, and when the poster disintegrates they think the world will end unless they find a replacement.

Hank Zipzer
Series 3, Episode 4 - Educating ZipzerA film crew is coming to the school to make a documentary. Everyone comes into school very excited, particularly Mr Joy who intends to be onscreen as much as possible.

Go Jetters
Series 1, Episode 27 - The Strokkur Geyser, IcelandThe geysers in Iceland are blocked - Glitch is to blame and it could cause an earthquake. Go Jetters go!

Zig And Zag
Episode 24 - You Want Frights With That?Zig and Zag stage their own haunting in a bid to get their video onto their favourite TV show Ghost Hunters Live, If They Weren't Dead 5.

Paul Sinha's History Revision
Series 2, Episode 4 - Planes, Trains and AutomobilesPaul looks at the history of transport, asking 'How did we get here?', quite literally, getting the studio audience to tell him how they got to the BBC Radio Theatre.

Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
Series 4, Episode 6Alan invites Al Murray, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Luisa Omielan and Rob Beckett to join him for a feast of funny stories. The group discuss weird crushes, wacky weddings, anger management and abnormal nipples.

Safeword
Series 2, Episode 3Made In Chelsea's Jamie Laing and Carol Vorderman join the teams, against Tiff Stevenson and Patrick Monahan.

The World Of Simon Rich
Series 1, Episode 3A story about love in the stone age, and a man goes back in time to please his partner.