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Click & Collect interviews
Monday 17th December 2018
The writers of festive comedy Click & Collect, plus stars Stephen Merchant and Asim Chaudhry, talk about the show and the challenges of buying good Christmas presents.
Sam Simmons interview
Monday 17th December 2018
The acclaimed Aussie brings karaoke quasi-carols to the Soho Theatre.
Family Strife, Family Ties, or Family Matters?
Friday 14th December 2018
Loved ones and live comedy don't always mix.
First Gig, Worst Gig: Robin Ince
Thursday 13th December 2018
The cosmically shambolic Robin Ince is back with 9 Lessons, and a book, and some painful memories about crying in back alleys.
British Comedy Quiz #30
Wednesday 12th December 2018
You'll need to know about Reggie Perrin, Dad's Army, Have I Got News For You and more to be able to get 10 out of 10 this time.
Top 15 Christmas Cracker jokes 2018
Tuesday 11th December 2018
'What does Donald Trump do after he pulls a cracker? Pays her off.' Here's 15 topical Christmas cracker jokes for 2018.
Random 8: Paul Sinha
Tuesday 11th December 2018
The Scrooge-like Chaser is at Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland all week - now what's that about a Chase onesie and Bradley Walsh's erotic dream?
Death On The Tyne cast interviews
Monday 10th December 2018
The cast of Death On The Tyne introduce their characters and talk about what they would like for Christmas.
Clive Anderson on the return of 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?'
Saturday 8th December 2018
Whose Line Is It Anyway? is celebrating 30 years of making people laugh with some special live shows at the Royal Albert Hall. We talk to host Clive Anderson about the longevity of the show, and how in the early days he was in court during the day and on TV at night.
12 stories behind Christmas TV shows (and how they got here)
Friday 7th December 2018
Not Going Out writer Paul Kerensa unwraps a dozen origin stories of this year's festive telly, based on his seasonal history book Hark! The Biography of Christmas.