How to Survive a Dictator follows comedian and Taskmaster star Munya Chawawa as he makes a documentary about Zimbabwe’s notorious dictator, Robert Mugabe.
The one-hour programme follows Munya whose original plans were thwarted, as with his bags packed and flights booked, his filming visas were mysteriously cancelled. With absolutely no explanation. So now he is travelling to South Africa to meet with Mugabe’s friends, his family, his victims and his henchmen in an attempt to make the show in spite of the change of plan.
Spare a thought for Mock The Week. The very final new edition of the show goes out on Friday night but was recorded the night before Liz Truss resigned.
The line-up for the last show is Alasdair Beckett-King, Angela Barnes, Hugh Dennis, Dara O'Briain, Rhys James, Ahir Shah, Zoe Lyons.
As Angela Barnes tweeted: "Liz Truss has done some terrible things, but resigning the day after we record the last ever episode of Mock The Week is up there"
Rosie Holt has released a new video clip satirising the current turmoil in the Conservative party...
Holt's gormless Tory thinks Hunt is the new Prime Minister rather than the Chancellor.
Watch Rosie Holt's latest video below
Shooting has started in Wales on Alice Lowe’s reincarnation romcom TIMESTALKER, a tale of one woman’s unrequited love spanning several centuries.
Mammals follows the story of Jamie (James Corden), a chef whose world implodes when he discovers shocking secrets about his pregnant wife, Amandine (Melia Kreiling).
Ricky Gervais has announced the first official tour dates for his brand new show entitled Armageddon.
The outspoken comedian has been doing warm-up dates in London and the provinces in recent months. Fans who have seen the work in progress shows have been tweeting that this could be his most outrageous, controversial, taboo-busting show yet.
Gervais was previously on the receiving end of criticism for anti-woke jokes in his last show Supernature, but the show was still a massive hit on Netflix.
It's the battle of the chat shows again with The Graham Norton Show having recently returned to BBC One on Friday nights and now The Jonathan Ross Show now returning to ITV1 on Saturday nights. Although you might not have noticed Ross is returning, I can't say I've noticed many trailers for it
Spencer Matthews and comedian Pierre Novellie unpack the new action-packed BBC series SAS Rogue Heroes, with the help of military historian Lucy Betteridge-Dyson in a new podcast, Obsessed With… SAS Rogue Heroes, on BBC Sounds.
Multi-award-winning documentary-style sitcom, Modern Family will be available on Channel 4’s free-to-air channel for the very first time, premiering on E4 on Monday 24th October. It will launch with series 1 double bills Monday – Friday from 8pm, with catch up episodes available to stream on All 4.
Modern Family sees three families from California trying to deal with family life, kids, quirky spouses and jobs in their own unique ways, often falling into hilarious situations.
TikTok superstar Francis Bourgeois is hitting the tracks for a unique 5-part Channel 4 digital series, Trainspotting with Francis Bourgeois, produced by Untold Studios, joined by pals including Aisling Bea, Sam Ryder and Jesse Lingard.
Across five episodes, Bourgeois will be offering a unique perspective on the much misunderstood British pastime, where he’ll be joined by some of Britain’s favourite celebrities for an adventure of a lifetime, wild trainspotting across five different locations in the UK.
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