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Misfits: The ASBO five are back and better than ever

E4's ASBO dodging super-teens are back with season three of Misfits, a show that's lost its most popular character but seemingly none of its momentum, originality or wit.

How Fawlty Towers almost never opened its' doors

As the story goes, in May of 1974, following a now legendary 1972 stay at the Gleneagles Hotel by members of the Monty Python troupe, a pilot script written by John Cleese and his then-wife, Connie Booth, was submitted to the BBC. A clearly unimpressed 'comedy script editor' by the name of Ian Main sent the following memo to BBC Television's Head of Comedy and Light Entertainment.

Rob Brydon: Steve Coogan is a very unpleasant man

Comedian Rob Brydon talks to Metro about his ascent to fame, from starting out on The Shopping Channel to teaming up with Julia Davis for Human Remains, and why distancing himself from Steve Coogan was a great move.

Frank Skinner reveals his love for George Formby

The comedian explores the enduring appeal of the entertainer and ukulele master.

Audio: Stephen Merchant reveals why he can't get a date

Comedian Stephen Merchant says he finds it difficult to meet the right woman.

The writer and star of The Office told Radio 5 live's Richard Bacon that he thinks his struggle comes from a lack of confidence as a teenager.

NBC Developing TV Version of 'The Infidel'

NBC has put in development a comedy series based on the 2010 British comedy feature The Infidel, with British-Iranian actor-comedian Omid Djalili, who starred in the movie, attached to reprise his role in the series offshoot.

Graham Norton and Parky reveal the secrets of chat

When there are more shows than guests, getting an A-lister onto a TV sofa is tough...

Chuck co-creator developing US Misfits remake

It's been on the cards for years now, but things seem to be moving forward on the likelihood of a US remake of E4's superhero drama Misfits. Vulture have reported that Chuck co-creator Josh Schwartz is developing an American version of the BAFTA-winning show (with the help of its British creator Howard Overman), for his production company Fake Empire.

James Corden reveals the rift with Mathew Horne

James Corden has revealed that he and comedy partner Mathew Horne, who were once inseparable, drifted apart after their sketch show failed drastically.

Why Steve Coogan won't kill off Alan Partridge

Steve Coogan has revealed he has no plans to kill off his alter ego Alan Partridge because he finds him "endlessly fascinating".