Schedule Friday 30th September 2011
7:25am10 min
Timmy Time
Series 3, Episode 26 - Timmy's ScrapbookAll the nursery pals put together scrapbooks of their most precious childhood memories.
11:30am30 min
Clare In The Community
Series 7, Episode 2 - To Kill A Mocking BirdClare ends her relationship with Brian and is surprised by her colleagues' reaction to the news. On the plus side, she's a single parent.
1:15pm30 min
Christopher Brookmyre's Comedy Bookcase
Series 1, Episode 2 - Jonathan LynnChristopher's special guest is Jonathan Lynn.
1:45pm15 min
Can You Hear Me At The Back?
Episode 3Comedy monologues recorded at the Edinburgh festival, featuring new and seasoned writers.
5:25pm35 min
Dani's House
Series 4, Episode 3 - The NaturalWhen Jack is cast in a small role on McHurties Hospital, both he and Dani are embarrassed to find that they are supposed to have an on-screen kiss. Max and Ben explore a new glam rock sound for their band and end up with a smoking guitar.
6:30pm30 min
The News Quiz
Series 75, Episode 4Sandi Toksvig is in the chair as panellists Jeremy Hardy, Laura Solon, Phill Jupitus and Fred MacAulay examine the funnier aspects of the week's news. Charlotte Green reads out cuttings sent in by listeners.
10pm30 min
10pm100 min
Al Murray Live: Barrel Of Fun
Britain's best-known pub philosopher serves up his own special brew of comic bar-room banter in his 2010 show, Barrel Of Fun.
10pm45 min version
The News Quiz
Series 75, Episode 3Sandi Toksvig and panellists Andy Hamilton, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Jeremy Hardy and Susan Calman take a sideways look at the week's news, with Corrie Corfield reading out the cuttings.
10:30pm30 min
8 Out Of 10 Cats
Series 12, Episode 2Team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson thrash out the hot stories of the week, from the silly to the serious, and are joined by Sarah Millican, Joe Wilkinson, DJ Nick Grimshaw and Ollie Locke from Made In Chelsea.
11:05pm120 min
My Funniest Year
Episode 2 - Al Murray: 1997Al Murray looks back to 1997, the year when the world had gone Spice Girl mad, Elton John turned 50 in a typically understated way, and Labour swept into power.