BCG Daily Sunday 21st March 2021
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Features
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Interview: Phil Davies
"Children are a wonderful audience, and they will tell you if they don't like what you've written."
The Comedy Loser, 21st March 2021
Osman's debut novel to join the million-sales club
Barring a calamity, the tall one from the TV quiz show Pointless will make literary history this week. Richard Osman is on the brink of selling the millionth copy of his debut novel.
Liam Kelly, The Sunday Times, 21st March 2021
Rarely Asked Questions - Crybabies
A comedy album is just one of the things Crybabies have in the pipeline.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 21st March 2021
LAUGHNow Comedy Club review
Russell Kane saves the day with energetic Covid gags as technical issues and uninspired material blight the first edition of a new stand-up series.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 21st March 2021
Fern Brady's routine about Arlene Foster angers DUP
The DUP has hit out at a controversial bisexual comedian for repeatedly branding Arlene Foster a closeted "butch lesbian" in a new BBC stand-up special.
Aaron Tinney, Belfast Telegraph, 21st March 2021TV & radio
9:05am20 min
The Rubbish World Of Dave Spud
Series 2, Episode 12 - MagicAnna is training to be a magician with Dave as her helpful assistant, but their disappearing trick is not up to much - that is, until Zombie Katie bestows a magic spell book upon them. Soon they can't stop making stuff disappear, but what will happen when there is nothing left to make disappear in Grimsby?
9:50am25 min
The Dog Ate My Homework
Series 8, Episode 12Lauren Layfield is joined by team captains Harvey and Maya and special guests Gemma Cairney, Rosco McClelland, Ben Shires and Naomi Wilkinson.
7:15pm30 min
Jacob Hawley: Class Act
Comedy from Jacob Hawley, dissecting his journey from working class banter boy to Inner-London feminist.