The first official trailer has been released from the forthcoming series This Time With Alan Partridge, starring Steve Coogan as the hapless broadcaster returning to the BBC.
The new series starts in two weeks. Date to be confirmed.
James Acaster is to take his acclaimed show Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999 to America.
Dave has a great track record at coming up with off-the-wall comedy shows, from Dave Gorman's Modern Life Is Goodish to, inevitably, Taskmaster (which is going to be mentioned a lot in this piece). Hypothetical is an interesting hybrid. It's as formulaic as any BBC panel show – and features a lot of the same people – but at the same time it comes to the chummy game show template from a distinctly sideways angle.
Comic Relief has confirmed the ONE RED NOSE DAY AND A WEDDING will premiere exclusively during Red Nose Day 2019 on BBC One on Friday, 15th March.
The short film was made with the full support from Four Weddings and a Funeral rights holder Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios Inc (MGM).
The short film will reunite the cast of Four Weddings and a Funeral for the first time in 25 years.
Matt Forde will be joined by former PM Tony Blair for a one off Political Party Brexit special.
ITV1 has axed mainstream sitcoms Bids of a Feather starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph and Bad Move, starring Jack Dee, Kerry Godliman, Miles Jupp and Seann Walsh.
Dame Heather Rabbatts DBE has been appointed as the new Chair of Soho Theatre.
The four lifelong friends and comedians whose outrageous hidden-camera dares and punishments have created truTV’s and Comedy Central’s longest-running and top-rated original comedies, Impractical Jokers today announce a huge UK tour starring The Tenderloins called The Cranjis McBasketball.
Comedian Jeremy Hardy has died. He was 57.
His friend and publicist Amanda Emery issued the following statement: "Friends and family of comedian Jeremy Hardy, are immensely sad to announce that Jeremy died of cancer, early on Friday 1st February. He was with his wife and daughter as he died.
He retained to the end the principles that guided his life; trying to make the world more humane, and to be wonderfully funny. He will be enormously missed by so many, who were inspired by him and who laughed with him.
John Robins, joint winner of the lastminute.com Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2017 and co-host of The Elis James and John Robins Show on Radio X, will tour the UK with a brand-new show, Hot Shame from September 2019. Beginning with a six-night run at The Tobacco Factory, Bristol from 2nd September 2019, concluding at Birmingham Town Hall on 30th November 2019 and with a night at London’s Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith on 25th October 2019, the tour will take in an initial total of 44 dates.
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