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Jonathan Creek. Jonathan Creek (Alan Davies). Copyright: BBC TV

A Call for Jonathan Creek

When a corpse impossibly vanishes from a locked study, it is only the first in a chain of dark mysteries confronting Jonathan Creek.

Jonathan Creek. Jonathan Creek (Alan Davies). Copyright: BBC TV

Jonathan Creek - Who's Brad?

Joey thinks she has a lead for Jonathan, so she takes him to a farm to talk to Brad...

Just A Minute. Sue Perkins. Copyright: BBC Radio

Just A Minute - Wolverhampton in November

Graham Norton starts off a discussion on the subject of 'Wolverhampton in November'.

Altitude Comedy Festival. Andrew Maxwell. Copyright: CC-Lab TV

Altitude Comedy Festival - Unofficial Altitude TV Advert

An unofficial trailer for ITV2's Altitude Comedy Festival broadcast.

Simon Feilder Online

Simon Feilder's Table For One - Episode 1

In his new web series, Simon Feilder explains how there's absolutely nothing wrong with spending way too much time on your own. This time: Simon's guide to walking.

Jason Lewis. Copyright: Alan Peebles / BBC Online

Jason Lewis - Football Manager

Jason Lewis and friends give us an insight to how addicted they are to the computer game Football Manager.

Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life Film

Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life - Eric Idle's Galaxy Song

Eric Idle sings about the universe. This is from 1983 film Monty Python's Meaning of Life.

Life's Too Short. Warwick (Warwick Davis). Copyright: BBC TV

Life's Too Short - Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer

Val Kilmer and Warwick Davis discuss being back on screen together and explore Warwick's ambitions for Willow 2.

Adam Hess Online

Adam Hess - Happenings

Adam Hess shares some of his one-liners in a visual format.

Barbershopera. Image shows from L to R: Pete Sorel-Cameron, Rob Castell Online

Barbershopera - No Cubs

Barbershopera parody TLC's No Scrubs. They get the lyrics mixed up and start singing about Cub Scouts instead.

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