Comedian Ellie Taylor is to record a second series of her Radio 4 show Safe Space.
The cast has been announced for the brand new 6-part romcom Starstruck, created, written by and starring Edinburgh Comedy Award winning comedian, writer and actor Rose Matafeo (Baby Done, Taskmaster). It is set to air later this year on BBC Three and BBC One in the UK, HBO Max in the USA, ABC in Australia, and TVNZ in New Zealand.
This week marks a year on from when Covid hit comedy. There had been talk of the virus meaning that gigs might not happen but suddenly it became a reality.
Today's show features ingenious comedian Alex Horne who will, no doubt, be talking about the new series of Taskmaster, which starts on C4 at 9pm on Thursday, March 18.
Russia-born comedian Olga Koch is becoming a regular face on British television, having recently appeared in shows including Mock The Week, QI and Pls Like.
Whenever you think TV is dumbing down and you've seen too many reality TV shows featuring micro-celebs going on journeys don't forget there is always QI to keep your grey matter working.
And this Saturday there's a bumper edition. 45 minutes of fun facts and trivia such as the little known nugget that in seventh century Ireland, "coining a nickname that sticks" was a criminal offence.
Bob Mortimer is back with a new in transito bulletin from Train Guy.
Watch Train Guy below
How Do You Cope?, the podcast fronted by Elis James and John Robins, has won UK Podcast of the Year at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards.
In the BBC Radio 5 Live/BBC Sounds podcast the duo chat to guests about mental health issues and the challenges of coping with modern life. Guests have included George Ezra, Josie Long and Chris Packham.
Puffin is to publish a new children's book from Adam Kay, entitled Kay’s Marvellous Medicine: A Gross And Gruesome History Of The Human Body. It will be published on 30 September.
His previous children's book Kay's Anatomy launched to phenomenal success in October 2020, becoming Puffin's biggest ever hardback non-fiction launch and a Sunday Times Number One children’s bestseller.
Red Nose Day 2021, March 19, will culminate in an unmissable evening of television that will be broadcast live on BBC One as some of the nation’s favourite faces come together for a very special night of comedy, entertainment, music and much more besides. The Red Nose Day night of TV will feature hilarious sketches, live performances and one-off comedy specials, while showcasing the incredible impact that donations have in the UK and across the world.
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