BCG Daily Sunday 23rd September 2018
Press clippings
Bill Bailey performs 'tremendously funny' show
In a term straight out of a Noel Coward play, "whimsy" sums up Bill Bailey's humour perfectly.
Patrick Shepherd, Stuff.co.nz, 23rd September 2018Felicity Ward interview
The Aussie comedian on her Edinburgh success and beating depression.
Stephen Armstrong, The Times, 23rd September 2018Extract: The Authorised Biography Of Richard Briers
Too smug, selfish and middle class: why Richard Briers hated himself in The Good Life.
James Hogg, Daily Mail, 23rd September 2018Craig Cash remembers Caroline Aherne
'I hope Caroline Aherne's heckling me from heaven!'
Jim White, Daily Mail, 23rd September 2018TV should make fewer dramas - and more comedies
The BBC's former head of comedy Jon Plowman says we need more fresh new comedies like This Country.
Jon Plowman, Radio Times, 23rd September 2018I talk Sick of It
Karl Pilkington has produced radio shows, featured on podcasts, starred in his own documentaries and even written books but never has he starred in his own scripted comedy, until now.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 23rd September 2018Videos
TV & radio

The Imitation Game
Episode 4Alexander Armstrong and regulars Rory Bremner and Debra Stephenson are joined by fellow impressionists Luke Kempner and Kate Robbins to perform a series of comedy challenges. This episode features a dazzling array of voices, Downton Abbey as never seen before, some show-stopping musical impersonations and an attempt to find a date for Kim Woodburn.