Harry Hill

Crusading naturalist Chris Packham gets a rare chance to enjoy himself in another frolicsome edition of Hill's comedy panel show. Watch the nation's favourite grebe-fancier bag the battiest questions and pitch into a mud fight between the Krankies, Pam St Clement, Chelsee Healey and the host.

Harry Hill interview

The comedian, author and TV presenter remembers the history teacher who spotted his talent for capturing people's attention.

More shrieking goonery with the good doctor Hill. Literally popping up and dropping in this week are former Blue Peter host Konnie Huq, Lewis star Kevin Whately, and Corrie's Georgia Taylor and Bill Roache (who at one point will do something ghastly to a cuddly toy). Plus, cameos from Joe Fagin and a former home secretary.

Harry Hill reveals Peter Kay turned down TV Burp job

Harry Hill says he offered TV Burp to fellow comedy legend Peter Kay after realising he could no longer keep up with the ­gruelling workload.

"We're not doing points, this isn't The Chase!" Harry Hill's surreal spin on celebrity panel shows has always been more interested in cultivating an anything-goes atmosphere of inclusive absurdity than doing something as boring as keeping score. The third series kicks off with a particularly seasoned guest list as Martine McCutcheon, Les Dennis, Alison Hammond and Sir Tom Courtenay heroically send themselves up in service to Harry's daft skits and silly bits, including an unexpected tribute to Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Harry Hill interview

Harry Hill reveals his ultimate dream guests as a new series of his Alien Fun Capsule begins.

Harry Hill admits having PTSD after end of show

Harry Hill has admitted he suffered a little bit of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after hosting Harry Hill's TV Burp for eleven years.

Harry Hill: Why stand-up comedy is like teaching

Teachers and stand-up comics can both use humour to control a room, the comedian says.