Watch BBC Three's 2013 iPlayer comedy pilots
BBC Three has released eight new pilots on iPlayer as part of its on-going attempt to find new comedy series. The pilots, a mix of sketch shows and sitcoms now branded 'Comedy Feeds', star the likes of Nick Helm, Kerry Howard and Totally Tom.
The BBC will analyse which shows, if any, the audience likes before deciding on which to put on TV. From last year's batch - called Feed My Funny - full series of People Just Do Nothing and Impractical Jokers were ordered.
Below is a list of the 2013 Comedy Feeds pilots, with preview clips and links to watch the full episodes on iPlayer. They're available to watch for two years - expiring 1st July 2015.
A comedy about two 'douchebags' united by one dream - to run a VIP super-club. Bamboo, a 19 minute sitcom pilot, stars double-act Totally Tom.
17 minute character focused sketch show pilot created by Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee Cariad Lloyd. Characters in The Cariad Show include Cockney Sam and Jacque Le Cock.
Musical comedy based around C Bomb, the godfather of the South Yorkshire dubstep scene. He plans a comeback gig to raise money for his neighbour Claire in this 20 minute pilot. Stars Rob Madin.
24 minute sitcom pilot starring Welsh comics Elis James and Chris Corcoran. The Committee Meeting is set in a Welsh working men's club, and the characters in this comedy have previously appeared in BBC Radio Wales sitcom Social Club FM.
Puppet comedy which stars a cast of delinquent characters. Fuzzbox uses the voices of real teenagers to create the stories. It's 22 minutes long.
Going Native is a 21 minute mock documentary staring Mona Yusefi who plays three different foreign women - a Russian gold digger, a Japanese internet sensation and a Middle Eastern entrepreneur.
Kerry is a 15 minute comedy sketch show based around Him & Her star Kerry Howard. The actress demonstrates a range of characters in the show.
Nick Helm's Heavy Entertainment
Nick Helm, the star of shows including Live At The Electric, fronts a studio-based entertainment show featuring a range of formats, including songs, jokes and poetry. The half hour pilot of Nick Helm's Heavy Entertainment includes the star taking off most of his clothes.
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