Press clippings Page 19
Radio 3 announces Big Red Nose Show for Comic Relief
Comedians Sue Perkins, Tim Vine and Marcus Brigstocke will take part in BBC Radio 3's Red Nose Day event.
BBC Press Office, 16th December 2010Tim Vine interview
An interview with Tim Vine to find out about his new DVD, his plans, and the jokes that cost him a U rating...
Simon Brew, Den Of Geek, 15th December 2010Video: How does Tim Vine practise his jokes?
Tim Vine's described his act as "nothing more than an endless barrage of one-liners". He explains to BBC Breakfast how he tests out his new material.
BBC Breakfast, 19th November 2010The best comedy jokes of the Edinburgh Fringe (Link expired)
Everyone by now has probably heard the winner of the best gag on the Fringe prize, Tim Vine's pun-tastic one-liner, "I've just been on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday. I'll tell you what, never again." But what about all the rest?
The Scotsman, 26th August 2010Tim Vine interview
As we chat I fail to find any dark side to Vine.
Viv Groskop, Evening Standard, 24th August 2010Comedian Tim Vine 'exposes' BBC studio backdrop on air
Comedian Tim Vine 'exposed' the backdrop of the BBC's Edinburgh studio, which shows the city's famous skyline, while live on air on the BBC's News Channel.
He was being interviewed by Emily Maitlis on the channel about winning the best joke at the Edinburgh fringe festival: "I've just been on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday. I'll tell you what, never again."
Emily Maitlis, BBC News, 23rd August 2010Tim Vine's holiday pun 'is festival's funniest'
Comedian Tim Vine has won a prize for the funniest joke of this year's Edinburgh Fringe.
BBC News, 23rd August 2010Tim Vine wins Joke of the Fringe award
Tim Vine has been crowned the winner of digital TV channel Dave's Joke of the Fringe award.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd August 20108.43 - It's Tim Vine Time!
Tim Vine is a funny fella. And that is funny 'haha' and not funny 'weird'. Although I'm sure he'd admit to being a bit of the latter too.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 13th August 2010Tim Vine interview
"It takes me about six to eight months to put a routine together, and then when on tour I move little bits around if I think it would work better," he says.
Graham Moody, Epsom Guardian, 26th February 2010