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BBC One is Britain's most watched channel. The British Broadcasting Corporation puts its most mainstream and highest rated comedies on this channel, many of which are sitcoms suitable for the whole family. Friday night between 8:30pm and 10pm is where most new series are scheduled. Not Going Out, Have I Got News For You and Would I Lie To You? are amongst this channel's current hits. Before BBC Two existed, all the BBC's TV output was via this station thus many of Britain's most famous comedies are linked with BBC One. Website
BBC One is part of the BBC network.
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On BBC One today
18:45(Repeat)
A Matter Of Loaf And Death
A spoof of murder mysteries is in store as Wallace and Gromit start running their own bakery: Top Bun. However, there's a Cereal Killer on the loose.
21:1060 min
All Round To Mrs. Brown's
Series 2, Episode 6
Agnes packs the house full of fantastic guests, including Boy George and his mammy Dinah O'Dowd and Jerry Springer. Dermot and Buster have fun with survival expert Ray Mears who fronts their survival masterclass and Foley's gets ready for Years & Years to play out the series in style.
Current BBC One comedies
All Round To Mrs. Brown's
For Facts Sake
Ghosts
Have I Got News For You
Hold The Sunset
Lenny Henry's 60th Birthday Special
Mister Winner
Not Going Out
Shakespeare & Hathaway - Private Investigators
Still Open All Hours
The Graham Norton Show
This Time With Alan Partridge
Walliams & Friend
Warren
Would I Lie To You?
Latest BBC One news stories
Edinburgh TV Festival Awards nominations announced
Wednesday 20th June 2018
Nominees for the 2018 Edinburgh TV Awards have been announced. The End Of The F***ing World, Daniel Lawrence Taylor and This Country's Daisy and Charlie Cooper are amongst those shortlisted.
Joe Lycett to host Saturday night game show on BBC One
Wednesday 20th June 2018
Joe Lycett is to host The Time It Takes, a comic game show for BBC One in which contestants must answer questions against the clock having determined a task for a celebrity to undertake.
BBC special to celebrate Sir Lenny Henry on his 60th birthday
Tuesday 19th June 2018
To mark his 60th birthday, Sir Lenny Henry is to be at the centre a BBC One special which will take a light-hearted look back over his career.
Original Horrible Histories team become Ghosts
Tuesday 19th June 2018
BBC One has announced a new sitcom about a group of ghosts, created, written by and starring the original Horrible Histories group of leads, Mathew Baynton, Simon Farnaby, Martha Howe-Douglas, Jim Howick, Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond.
Tracey Ullman's Corbyn sketch attracts antisemitic slurs
Monday 4th June 2018
A Jeremy Corbyn sketch from Tracey Breaks The News has gone viral, and attracted a backlash laced with antisemitic accusations from the politician's far left supporters.