Schedule for 26th February 2011 - British Comedy Guide

9am
60 min

Dick And Dom's Funny Business

Episode 8 - In It To Win It With Jessica Hynes

Dick and Dom are joined by Jessica Hynes, star of Spaced, The Royle Family and Burke And Hare.

11am
60 min

Fighting Talk

Series 8, Episode 27

This week's guests are ex-England cricket skipper Michael Vaughan, BBC 6 Music presenter Steve Lamacq, stand-up comedian Ian Stone, and sports journalist Jim White.

7pm

Let's Dance For Comic Relief

Another batch of comedians and television personalities step into their dancing shoes to raise money for Comic Relief. The line-up in this episode includes Noel Fielding, Andi Osho, Jarred Christmas, Lulu and Penny Smith. On hand to offer words of wit and wisdom as they review the acts are Lee Mack, Jack Whitehall and Keith Lemon.

7pm (repeat)

Dad's Army

Series 5, Episode 2 - Keep Young And Beautiful

Following questions in the House of Commons, it is proposed that older members of the Home Guard should join the ARP while younger members of the ARP join the Home Guard. It looks like most of Mainwaring's men could be in the firing line.

7pm
30 min

Harry Hill's TV Burp

Series 10, Episode 12

This week's episode featured Harry riding a sheep like a horse, a hoover full of sewage on Grimefighters, nuns in captivity on Nuns Aloud and a creative method of advertising proves expensive on The People's Supermarket.

7:30pm (repeat)

Ken Dodd: How Tickled I've Been. Ken Dodd. Copyright: BBC

An Audience With...

Episode 14 - Ken Dodd

Ken Dodd entertains a celebrity audience to celebrate 40 years in show business. Guests include Frank Carson, Paul Daniels, Warren Mitchell, Kevin Whately and Coronation Street stars Liz Dawn, Bryan Mosely and Peter Baldwin.

8:30pm (repeat)

Arena: Ken Dodd's Happiness

Comedian Ken Dodd turned 80 in 2007. Armed with his tickling sticks, stand-up routines and songs he continues to delight his devoted audiences all over the country with his Happiness show. Arena's exploration of Britain's most enduring variety entertainer reveals his personal analysis of humour and illustrates why Ken Dodd is acknowledged as one of the finest exponents of his comic craft.