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Alan Parker's 29 Minutes Of Truth. Alan Parker (Simon Munnery). Copyright: BBC
Alan Parker's 29 Minutes Of Truth

Alan Parker's 29 Minutes Of Truth

  • Radio comedy
  • BBC Radio 1
  • 1993 - 1994
  • 8 episodes (2 series)

Alan Parker Urban Warrior, the left-wing revolutionary creation of Simon Munnery, subverts Radio 1 with songs, sketches, and radical ideas. Also features Stewart Lee.

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Radio 1 Radio

Alan Parker

Alan Parker brings comic subversion to the airwaves of 1FM, with more characters, more vox-pop sketches and more punk-influenced songs from his band The Truth.

BBC Choice TV

Attention Scum

Series of surreal meandering lectures from Simon Munnery and the League Against Tedium.

Simon Munnery Radio

The League Against Tedium

Anarchic comedy series mixing music, ranting and inventive sketches from Simon Munnery.

Radio 4 Radio

Simon Says

Unbroadcast radio pilot from Simon Munnery.

Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle. Stewart Lee. Copyright: BBC TV

Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle

Stand-up comedy show, punctuated with sketches. Stewart Lee tackle a different topic each week in his own inimitable fashion.

Radio 1 Radio

Alan Parker: Roadwarrior

The Urban Warrior clambers back on his soapbox to impart more undeniable truths to a nation crying out for direction and guidance.

The Alternative Comedy Experience. Image shows from L to R: Josie Long, David Kay, Stewart Lee, Henning Wehn, Simon Munnery, Paul Sinha, Phil Nichol, Tony Law, Paul Foot. Copyright: Comedy Central TV

The Alternative Comedy Experience

Stewart Lee curates a series of stand-up nights featuring alternative comedians. Recorded for Comedy Central.

ITV1 logo. Credit: ITV TV

Saturday Live

1996 revival of the sketch and satire series broadcast live from London, hosted by Lee Hurst.

Where Did It All Go Wrong? Radio

Where Did It All Go Wrong?

Sherlock Holmes show written and performed by Simon Munnery.

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