Interview
Watch the first official trailer from the second series of the BBC comedy Am I Being Unreasonable?, written by and starring real-life best friends Selin Hizli and Daisy May Cooper.
Written by RTS award-winner James Graham (Sherwood, Quiz, Brexit: The Uncivil War), and based on political editor and TV producer, Rob Burley’s book ‘Why is This Lying Bastard Lying to Me?: Searching for the Truth on Political TV’, Brian and Maggie is coming to Channel 4 on Wednesday 29th January.
Jimeoin is back on tour with his 24 carat laugh-out-loud comedy show WHO'S YOUR MAN?!. The star of ‘The Royal Variety Performance’, ‘Live at the Apollo’, ‘Sunday Night at the Palladium’, and NBC's ‘Conan O’Brien’ has clocked up hundreds of millions of views of his comedy clips... but still nothing beats seeing this observational maestro live-in-action. He talks exclusively about his latest show and his life as a comic below.
Following the global success of Cunk on Earth, pioneering documentary-maker Philomena Cunk (Diane Morgan) returns with her most ambitious quest to date; venturing right up the universe and everything, to examine life itself.
Scottish comedian Stuart Mitchell is one of the UK’s top TikTok stars with over 100 million views.
It’s five years since we left Nessa down on one knee declaring her love for Smithy and asking him to marry her. And a lot has happened since then.
How did it feel to be back writing and filming for Gavin & Stacey for the very last time?
Set in the North East English town of Middlesbrough, Smoggie Queens is an out and out comedy centred around a gang of friends who are fiercely proud of their town and their small pocket of the LGBTQ+ community.
Gregor Fisher and Greg McHugh star as father and son, Ken and Richard Pritchard, in new six-part comedy series Only Child.
Bit-part actor Richard’s long overdue visit to recently widowed Ken makes him realise his dad may need a bit more full time help. Not that Ken would agree, of course, but that statement is pretty much true about anything. An eccentric, strong-willed technophobe, Ken is set in his ways, leaving Richard worrying about his dad growing old.
Fascinating Aïda are celebrating Christmas 2024 with a new recording of one of their most popular songs. Dubbed by commentators as their ‘Rudest Christmas Song Ever’ this new recording features a new introduction and a fresh verse but the incredibly rude chorus remains the same. Dillie, Adèle and Liza’s inimitable wish for us to behave toward family and friends with kindness and respect over the festive period feels even more pertinent as we enter 2025.
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