Brendan O'Carroll

Brendan O'Carroll reveals Irish peacekeepers pilot

Mrs Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll reveals plans to film a comedy pilot about Irish army peacekeepers in Lebanon in 1980s.

Brendan O'Carroll interview

Brendan O'Carroll reveals what Mrs Brown and her boys are getting up to in the Christmas and New Year Specials on BBC1.

Brendan "Mrs Brown" O'Carroll drags this pound-shop QI through to the last episode, with his teams captained by Danny and Fiona O'Carroll and Bill Oddie as this week's expert. The audience titter whenever the word "fact" is used where an expletive could stand. Surely that Question Time job beckons for O'Carroll.

Mrs Brown's Boys could be 'axed' next year

Brendan O'Carroll wants to turn his attention to All Round To Mrs Brown's - and Agnes might be 'killed off'.

For Facts Sake: review

My biggest issue - is it's just not funny.

For Facts Sake: like a concussed QI

Look out, Brendan O'Carroll has a new role as a quiz-show host.

Brendan O'Carroll's remorseless rampage through various light-entertainment formats continues. Having laid waste the sitcom and the chatshow, the Mrs Brown's Boys creator tackles the panel quiz. It's as proudly inane as you would expect, although the element of audience participation does give it a pleasingly chaotic edge.

The last in the current series of the awkward panto/chat crossover has a guest list that, like the jokes in the script, isn't bursting with contemporary freshness: Ray Mears, Jerry Springer and Boy George are the visitors, with Boy George the gamest because he's brought his mum, Dinah.

Brendan O'Carroll's mammy welcomes more guests for japes and single entendre. Tonight's lucky recipients of Mrs Brown's wit are Marvin and Rochelle Humes and Alan Davies, while Wayne Bridge delivers footballing wisdom. Picture This provide musical relief from the panto fun.