BBC One Scotland
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BBC One Scotland is the main channel for those north of the border. In most cases the schedule mimics England's BBC One, however there are some variations - most notably on Friday nights, when BBC Scotland tends to opt to deliver its own schedule. As a result, there are some British comedy series that have only been seen on the Scottish version of BBC One. Website
BBC One Scotland is part of the BBC network.
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Current BBC One Scotland comedies
Latest BBC One Scotland news stories
BBC Scotland reveals new sitcom pilots
Tuesday 26th November 2019
BBC One Scotland has announced three sitcom pilots: The Scotts, Group and The Daly Grind. It's also been confirmed that Scot Squad will return for a sixth series.
Filming starts on Scot Squad Series 5
Monday 25th June 2018
BBC Scotland has ordered a fifth series of its spoof police mockumentary series Scot Squad. Filming is now underway on six new episodes.
Scot Squad returns for Series 4
Friday 9th June 2017
Mockumentary sitcom Scot Squad is to return for a fourth series on BBC One Scotland.
50ft pictures of Billy Connolly erected in Glasgow
Thursday 18th May 2017
A 'larger than life' tribute to Billy Connolly has been organised in Glasgow, with three 50ft high murals erected around the city. The results will be seen in the TV show Billy Connolly: Portrait Of A Lifetime.
BBC Scotland unveils Halloween comedy horror
Wednesday 19th October 2016
BBC One Scotland has announced West Skerra Light, a one-off "black comedy horror" co-written and directed by Still Game's Greg Hemphill, for Halloween.