Comedy Sketchbook

What better way to exorcise the horrors of BBC Three comedy drama and Keith FUCKING Lemon than some quality BBC comedy courtesy of Comedy Sketchbook, hosted by smug meister Angus Deayton?
Dipping through 40 years worth of the BBC archives, the 6-part series (part 3 next week, kids) Angus Deayton takes a subjective collection of scenes [...]

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What better way to exorcise the horrors of BBC Three comedy drama and Keith FUCKING Lemon than some quality BBC comedy courtesy of Comedy Sketchbook, hosted by smug meister Angus Deayton?

Dipping through 40 years worth of the BBC archives, the 6-part series (part 3 next week, kids) Angus Deayton takes a subjective collection of scenes and sketches and presents them in front of an at times hysterical studio audience.

Yes - it’s just a repeats show.

But it is a good idea, and one that allows a myriad of sketch shows from the biggest comedy archive in the world to by mined for gold.

Top hits last night included Smith & Jones, Tommy Cooper, Mitchell & Webb and Naked Video.

Somehow Little & Large got in their too, but you can’t have everything…

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