Paul English

TV return for Absolutely on the cards

The comedy team behind the hit Channel 4 show have caught the acting bug once again after a one-off reunion renewed their memories of the programme.

Fags, Mags & Bags tried out as a TV sitcom

Radio show Fags, Mags And Bags could become the next Scottish comedy TV hit after a successful try-out before a live audience this week.

Sanjeev Kohli writes sitcom based on search for love

Kohli says the blind date experiences of his teens and early 20s inspired the scripts for A Nice Arrangement, which will be shown on Sky Living in February.

Limmy admits he gets hurt when people don't get humour

There was a time when Brian Limond felt so hopeless, he wouldn't have considered himself worth two bob, let alone a TV show. A decade later, he has three TV series under his belt and a shiny statuette to help convince him otherwise.

Susan Calman happy to be same-sex marriage role model

Susan Calman can cope with the rapier wit of Paul Merton and Ian Hislop on Have I Got News For You. She can hold her own with Stephen Fry on brainbox show QI [on later in the year].

But the Glasgow comic has no answer for the homophobic abuse she has experienced in her home town.

Fletcher brothers team up for Gary: Tank Commander

Acting brothers Ryan and Scott Fletcher have launched a twin attack on TV and theatre - by teaming up for the new series of Gary: Tank Commander and being cast in the revival of hit play Black Watch.

Clive Anderson admits he'd love to buy in to Rangers

Telly funnyman Clive Anderson is sure his Rangers-daft dad must be spinning in his grave at the financial disaster that is Ibrox.

Susan Calman teams up with Jennifer Saunders

Susan Calman has won a part in Jennifer Saunders's new sitcom, which is set in a women's prison.

Paul Riley interview - I would love Still Game reunion

Still Game star Paul Riley says he would go back to playing his popular character "in a minute".

Greg Hemphill: stress ended Ford Kiernan friendship

Still Game star Greg Hemphill has revealed how the pressure of filming six series of the hit comedy ended his partnership with Ford Kiernan - and killed their friendship.