BCG Daily Saturday 10th September 2016

Press clippings

Plans axed for six-day 'Laughterama' comedy festival

Plans for a "boutique" comedy festival in trendy Highbury Fields have been withdrawn following a public outcry from neighbours.

Jamie Bullen, Evening Standard, 10th September 2016

Have you heard about the comedian and his autistic son?

Like many stand-up comics, John Williams wanted to talk about his family in his show - but his son has autism. He explains why it's OK to laugh during his act.

Giulia Rhodes, The Guardian, 10th September 2016

Cold Feet review

So did the actors slip back seamlessly into their roles? Well I thought the girls did, but I'm not so sure about the boys.

Steven Broadbent, Telly Binge, 10th September 2016

Harry H Corbett's daughter hails dad's comedy legacy

The late actor's daughter Susannah says her dad helped change the face of sitcoms and that fans still leave notes on his grave.

Emma Pryer, The Mirror, 10th September 2016

Brilliant! The Fast Show archive - in pictures

The co-creator of The Fast Show, Charlie Higson, has donated his archive of scripts, sketches and memorabilia to the University of East Anglia, where he met Paul Whitehouse and where the popular and influential series was conceived.

Lily Miller and Greg Whitmore, The Guardian, 10th September 2016

Videos

TV & radio

Shaun The Sheep. Copyright: Aardman Animations / BBC

Shaun The Sheep

Series 5, Episode 10 - Bitzer's New Whistle

Bitzer takes delivery of his new hi-tech farmyard control module, but when the gadget malfunctions, Bitzer is left wishing for his old whistle.

The Last Leg. Image shows from L to R: Josh Widdicombe, Adam Hills, Alex Brooker. Copyright: Open Mike Productions

The Last Leg

The Last Leg: Live From Rio, Episode 4

Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker are joined live in Rio by special guest Stephen Mangan for a comedic review of the Paralympics as Day 3 gets underway.

Newzoids. Copyright: Citrus Television

Newzoids

Series 2, Episode 2

This week, Taylor Swift dispatches with Tom Hiddleston and begins auditioning new boyfriends; Kim Jong-un prepares his own sporting event; Robert Peston tries to train his dog; Jerry Hall has plans for Rupert Murdoch; and Keith Lemon takes part in Great British Bake Off.

ITV1 logo. Credit: ITV
9:30pm
60 min
The Jonathan Ross Show. Jonathan Ross. Copyright: Hot Sauce / ITV Studios

The Jonathan Ross Show

Series 11, Episode 1 - Renée Zellweger, Patrick Dempsey, John Malkovich, Aisling Bea, Tom Odell, Team GB

Jonathan Ross returns for a brand new series with a show packed full of Hollywood stars: Oscar-winner Renée Zellweger, and Grey's Anatomy's Dr McDreamy Patrick Dempsey, who are starring together in the new film Bridget Jones's Baby; plus screen legend John Malkovich. Also joining them, one of the finest comedians in the country Aisling Bea; a selection of victorious Team GB Olympians; and platinum-selling BRIT award winner Tom Odell, who will be performing live in the studio.

Russia Today
10:30pm
30 min
Sam Delaney's News Thing. Sam Delaney

Sam Delaney's News Thing

Episode 32 - Sex Edition

Sam explains why Keith Vaz's penchant for rent boys makes him a man of principal, and Simon Danczuk MP reveals why he never had sex on his constituency desk.

Channel 5 logo
11:30pm
30 min
Impractical Jokers UK. David Moon. Copyright: Yalli Productions

Impractical Jokers UK

Episode 6

Matt plays the nose-piano in a music shop, a quiet café is disturbed by fart noises, and then the guys must win a kiss from a stranger. The biggest loser faces a terrifying forfeit strapped to the top of an aeroplane.

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