BCG Daily Tuesday 5th February 2019

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Spitting Image puppet of Margaret Thatcher for sale

An auction of characters from the smash 80s show brings back memories of a crazy, edgy and often hilarious take on politicians and public figures.

Anna Burnside, Daily Record, 5th February 2019

Hannah Gadsby announces Nanette follow-up

'I don't have any intention of workshopping any of my traumas on stage again,' Gadsby says of her new live show, which will tour US and is named for her dog Douglas. The show follows her Edinburgh Comedy Award winning show Nanette.

Steph Harmon, The Guardian, 5th February 2019

Everything you need to know about Comic Relief 2019

The BBC's fundraising telethon returns to screens on 15th March.

Susanna Lazarus, Radio Times, 5th February 2019

Josh Widdicombe interview

"Worrying is what drives people to be good"

Sarah Carson, i Newspaper, 5th February 2019

Review - Robin Clyfan: The Sea Is Big Enough to Take It

The act is appreciated by what seems to be his many friends, there to support their mate with noisy exclamations of encouragement, but it is not a routine that this reviewer can easily recommend.

Selina Begum, The Upcoming, 5th February 2019

Review - Rory O'Keeffe: The 37th Question

O'Keeffe has cleverly developed a concept in which audiences never really know if their choices will lead to happy or miserable conclusions for Zoe and Stuart, making for a show that's at once sharp, intriguing and entertaining.

Selina Begum, The Upcoming, 5th February 2019

Catherine Bohart interview

Waiting for the buses and trains at night in the middle of nowhere. That's no fun. But the rest is pretty good!

Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 5th February 2019

Matt Forde complains Facebook censored his show title

Comedian Matt Forde has accused Facebook of censorship after it banned the word Brexit from an advert.

Chortle, 5th February 2019

Comedy review: Sean Lock, Gary Little and Geoff Norcott

For its opening night, Scotland's largest comedy club booked an impressive line-up, with three bona fide headliners.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 5th February 2019

Craft of Comedy conference cancelled

The annual Craft of Comedy event has been cancelled- with organisers saying it is not financially viable.

Chortle, 5th February 2019

Nish Kumar voices horse in museum exhibit

The Mash Report host is to lend his authoritative tones to an elite horse as part of a forthcoming museum exhibition about the Beasts of London.

Chortle, 5th February 2019

Sandi Toksvig: The National Trevor Show review

My only regeret is that when given the opportunity to ask a question I failed to ask mine. "Dear Sandi, please come home with me and make me laugh and smile all night and all day".

Andrew Kay, The Latest, 5th February 2019

Sex Education: heartwarming, hilarious, happening

Critics have praised Sex Education for its clever balance of hilarious and heartwarming moments.

Julia Weir, The Student Newspaper, 5th February 2019

Videos

TV & radio

Radio 4
6:30pm
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Love In Recovery. Image shows from L to R: Danno (Paul Kaye), Andy (Johnny Vegas), Julie (Sue Johnston), Simon (John Hannah), Fiona (Rebecca Front). Copyright: Lucky Giant

Love In Recovery

Series 3, Episode 6 - The Gun

It's a big day for Simon. The most important, nerve wracking day of his life. But whether he gets everything he ever wanted or loses it all, the gang will be there to pick up the pieces... won't they?

Living The Dream. Herman Bloch (David de Vries). Copyright: Big Talk Productions

Living The Dream

Series 2, Episode 5 - Awards Season

It's the RV Park of The Year Awards, and Kissimmee Sunshine RV Park could win Best Park. Mal is certain that the judges are staying in the Park and everyone's a suspect. Meanwhile Herman's wife, Larissa, suggests to Jen that it might help the cause if she can bring her client, star golfer TJ, to the ceremony.

Catastrophe. Image shows from L to R: James Cohen (Chris Noth), Rob (Rob Delaney). Copyright: Avalon Television

Catastrophe

Series 4, Episode 5

Sharon is unsettled by a strange moisture patch at school, while Rob's big boss at work visits London and takes a close interest in his career. Fran and Chris make a major decision.

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