Sara Pascoe

Utilising a format similar to the Election Autopsy he performed in 2015, this Frankie Boyle vehicle is launching, rather piquantly, on election night. Boyle will be using a combination of comedy, discussion and audience feedback to reckon with the multiple bewilderments of the current cultural and political moment. Tonight, he'll be joined by guests including Sara Pascoe. Expect insight and probably a dollop or two of righteous offence.

Laugh a minute: Edinburgh festival's 2017 comedy lineup

Sara Pascoe looks at life after a breakup, Trygve Wakenshaw brings his baby on stage, and Alexei Sayle, Ruby Wax and talkshow king Craig Ferguson all return to the fringe this year.

Preview - Dara O Briain's Go 8 Bit

Dave's video game comedy returns for a second series - and it's even managed to spawn a spin-off.

Richard Osman and Sara Pascoe are the celeb joystick-wagglers launching the second series of Dave's arcade thunderdome. This anarchic gameshow has finally cracked how to turn video gaming into a spectator sport by booking enthusiastic guests, adding studio audience interactivity and, crucially, putting game-literate wits O Briain and Ellie Gibson in charge. A new reviews-focused companion show, Go 8 Bit: DLC, follows straight after.

Review: Sara Pascoe: Animal - The Lowry, Salford

Pascoe is a comedian who can talk to her own kin. A mixed audience she certainly strikes more chords with the women in the audience.

In a new series billed as "madcap", Harry Hill watches over two teams who have to prove how funny humans are. Yes, really. Kelvin Fletcher, Sara Pascoe, Patrick Robinson and Josh Widdicombe must choose clips to go into a capsule that can be unleashed in the event of an alien invasion. By Hill's own admission it is "an idea that's thinner than Kim Kardashian's nightie", but he holds things together with aplomb.

Preview - Harry Hill's Alien Fun Capsule

Harry Hill has yet to find a success as big as TV Burp since it ended, but his new ITV show might be a hit.

Sara Pascoe to adapt Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice

Stand-up comic Sara Pascoe will adapt Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice as part of Giles Croft's final season as artistic director at Nottingham Playhouse.