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What’s New?
- Standing Up for the Big Yin
- It’s As It Sounds…
- Frankie Boyle Dropped!
- Why The One Big and Small Chef Should Sit Down
- One Foot in the Grave: The Honda Song
- Happy Australia Day, Bruce!
- Comedy Winners, Good Choices
- Hold On – It’s the British Comedy Awards 2011!
- Do You Require Protection from The Royal Bodyguard?
- Jason Manford Live 2011
- Chris Addison Live
- Stephen Merchant Live – Hello Ladies
- Dear BBC, What the Hell Are You Doing?
- Greg Davies: Firing Cheeseballs at a Dog
- Paddy McGuinness Saturday Night Live!
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Comedy News- Top Oz comedy fest is now in Obie’s sights - Cumbernauld News
- The Divine Comedy, By Craig Raine - The Independent
- Has Billy Connolly lost his mojo? - The Independent
- Being Modern: Arena comedy - The Independent
- So Jason Segel, are you a man or a Muppet? - The Guardian
- Terry’s different kind of comedy - Crawley Observer
- Comedian Mike Epps promotes hometown at Super Bowl - Palm Beach Post
- Old-fashioned love for matchmaking comedian - This is Staffordshire
- David Jason calls for return to traditional comedy - Telegraph.co.uk
- Billy Connolly ends comedy shows early after heckles - BBC News
Comedy Links
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curse of comedy Archive
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Rather You Than Me
[singlepic=25,320,240,,right] The Curse of Comedy series on BBC Four ended last week with David Walliams as Frankie Howerd in Rather You Than Me, and it was a bleak portrait of... -
Curse of Comedy
[singlepic=25,320,240,,right]By far and away the most interesting instalment of BBC Four’s Curse of Comedy season is tonight’s final instalment, “Rather You Than Me” which as you may now stars David... -
Ooh Titter Ye Not!
[singlepic=23,240,320,,right]Let’s call it “Frankie Howerd Week” on Quintessential Comedy, as we look forward to the upcoming Howerd mini biopic to close the Curse of Comedy series this Wednesday. As a... -
Curse? What Curse?
[singlepic=16,240,320,,right]They say there’s no curse, but Galton and Simpson are apparently fans of the current BBC Four series The Curse of Comedy. Writing in The Times, they describe how Hancock... -
The Curse of Comedy
For serious fans of British Comedy, there cannot be anything more looked forward to this year than BBC Four’s Curse of Comedy series. It kicks off this evening with The...
