BCG Daily Sunday 18th December 2022
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Press clippings
Adrian Edmondson interview
Comedy icon, Exeter fan, grandad and currently a dazzling Scrooge at the RSC, Adrian Edmondson is in a thoughtful mood...
Gill Sutherland, Stratford Herald, 18th December 2022Erika Ehler: Femcel review
In one word, Erika Ehler: Femcel is unexpected.
Katerina Partolina Schwartz, Broadway Baby, 18th December 2022Paul Sinha: Quizzing, comedy, and his Parkinson's diagnosis
You'll probably recognise Paul from his long standing role as one of the six Chasers on ITV's popular quiz show The Chase - but he's also a doctor and a stand-up comedian or, as he puts it, "the only openly gay British Asian qualified doctor & television quizzer on the UK comedy circuit".
Colin Murray, BBC, 18th December 2022Peter Kay donates £14,000 to children's charity to represent every ticket sold at first O2 London gig
'I think Christmas is about doing good things for other people,' he told crowd.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 18th December 2022Stewart Lee: The Tories' Santa tax has brought Christmas to its knees
What good is goodwill, say the Conservatives, if it can't be monetised?
Stewart Lee, The Observer, 18th December 2022TV & radio
The Confessional
Series 3, Episode 2 - Neil DudgeonActor and, it turns out, born story-teller Neil Dudgeon tells Stephen stories by turns innocently hapless, toe curling and eye-wateringly funny.
The Play What I Wrote
A comic double act are divided when one writes an epic play set during the French Revolution, while his partner just wants to stick to comedy. He plots to tempt his friend away from the lure of respectability by turning the play into a tribute to Morecambe and Wise's classic sketches.
Bradley Walsh: The Laugh's On Me
Episode 2In the second part of this special, we celebrate one of Britain's best-loved TV stars, Bradley Walsh. In a personal, hilarious and honest account of his own life, Bradley is joined by his nearest and dearest celebrity friends to tell the incredible story of his life and career.