Schedule Thursday 23rd July 2009
A Second Life
Comic drama by Adam Beeson, adapted from a short story by the 19th-century Brazilian writer Machado de Assis.
Shappi Talk
Series 1, Episode 3 - ReligionShappi is joined by Bengali comic Paul Sinha and has a chat with former Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone. Plus a song from comedian Hils Barker.
As Seen On TV
Episode 2Chaired by host Steve Jones, this week sees Fern joined by Albert Square resident Dianne Parish and comedian Rufus Hound. Jason is joined by Kate Garraway and TV legend John Craven.
Psychoville
Series 1, Episode 6The characters are slowly drawn together in the penultimate episode of this extraordinary comedy thriller. This week an old friend is remembered.
The Jason Byrne Show
Series 2, Episode 1 - AgeingJason Byrne returns to Radio 2 for a second series of his fast-paced, lively stand-up comedy and sketch show. This first episode concerns ageing. Why do married men live longer than single men? Why do old people take a long time to leave the house, and what injury led to Jason's wife making the ultimate sacrifice to romance for her 37 year old husband?
Tim Minchin: Live
A two hour TV broadcast of Australian musical comedian Tim Minchin's stage show at London's Bloomsbury Theatre in 2008.
Newsjack
Series 1, Episode 6In the final episode of the series, the sketches include a look at terrorist alert levels, top slicing the licence fee, gay penguins, classic cricket commentary, and speeding nuns.
Bigipedia
Series 1, Episode 1Take a plunge into the world of Bigipedia, mocking online communications, internet drivel, pop-ups, PC disasters, online mash ups, mobiles, searchboxes, automated reply systems and other aspects of contemporary life online. This episode features scary bears, the jingles band Fragrant Slab, fish fingers, many messages in a bottle, and more.
TNT Show
Episode 7Tom Allen introduces the words Jerkass, Kazinightmare and Lagerlogic; Amy Winehouse is one of the subjects of Holly Walsh's Celebrity News; Jack Whitehall Investigates concerns itself with the subject of euthanasia; Jack invents a bullshit translator; and Gilbert interviews pop duo Same Difference.