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Glenn Wool interview
Thursday 29th October 2020
The one-time world-wanderer has been holed up in Cromwellian digs during 2020 weird-times. At least he isn't offending any swan-sensitive spectators there - although his new special might well ruffle some feathers.
30th Anniversary of Keeping Up Appearances
Thursday 29th October 2020
It's 30 years since the globally popular Keeping Up Appearances first appeared on television. We look back on the programme in this feature.
British Comedy Quiz #125
Wednesday 28th October 2020
Harry Hill's cat, the Gourmet Night in Fawlty Towers and Joe Lycett's parking fine are amongst this week's questions.
Random 8: Shazia Mirza
Tuesday 27th October 2020
Back on tour after 'nuff Nutella and Netflix, Shazia Mirza talks jets, Zoom regrets and Cambodian insects.
The Lovers - 50th Anniversary Quiz
Monday 26th October 2020
A quiz about The Lovers, the 1970s sitcom starring Richard Beckinsale and Paula Wilcox.
Tim Vincent talks about The Likely Dads
Monday 26th October 2020
Tim Vincent talks about parenthood, and hosting Radio 4 series The Likely Dads.
Ruth Jones - 'Who Do You Think You Are?' interview
Monday 26th October 2020
Ruth Jones talks about tracing her family tree in the BBC show Who Do You Think You Are?.
Comedy Rewind: Paul Merton - The Series
Sunday 25th October 2020
With a DVD release just weeks away, we revisit a cult sketch show from the early 1990s, starring and written by Paul Merton.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Myra DuBois
Friday 23rd October 2020
Fresh from barnstorming heats of Britain's Got Talent, Myra DuBois is now solving her fans' issues. But who made a right royal mess at a mollusc-related pub?
What a way to make a living
Thursday 22nd October 2020
Comedians are increasingly adept at finding extra-curricular employment.