Schedule Friday 23rd March 2012

What's So Funny?

Ed Byrne and Lucy Porter take a look the world of comedy - this time with their roles reversed, with Lucy in the studio and Ed away interviewing. Guests are Greg Proops, Greg McHugh and Ian Hislop.

The Comedy Café

Janice Forsyth taps into the funny business in Scotland and worldwide with all that's new in comedy on radio, TV, the movies, DVD, books, online and live performances.

Dani's House

Dani has to dogsit Zarina's pet pooch Truffles and they inadvertently become an online sensation when the poodle starts to sing. But will animal lover Ruby scupper their new found fame? Meanwhile, Maisy and Megaboyd go to ever more extraordinary lengths to outdo each other, as they compete to enter Britain's Got Weird Talent, who will win the day?

Diddy Movies

Only the bravest, the strongest and the most cunning can win the title of Champion of Kung Boo.

4 O'Clock Club

Since Jamie Oliver's push for healthy school meals, sweets have been banned at Elmsbury High. But someone's running an unofficial tuck shop selling crisps and chocolate - and Nathan is given the job of finding out who's behind it.

The Now Show

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis with topical, comical sketches and stand-up with Jon Holmes, Nathan Caton, Mitch Benn and Laura Shavin.

Social Club FM

When a radio competition goes badly wrong Mr Chairman, Rex and Steve News have to build the top prize themselves.

Sport Relief

6-hour charity broadcast. Among the shows featured are Miranda, Outnumbered, Britain's Got Talent and Twenty Twelve, with many surprises in store and a host of special guest stars from the worlds of sport and entertainment.

David Walliams and John Bishop, who have taken on epic challenges, will be live in the studio on the night as we hear more of what they went through in the name of Sport Relief.

The nation's favourite panel shows will feature on the night, with the likes of Celebrity Juice, QI, Mock The Week, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and 8 Out Of 10 Cats keeping the donations rolling in.

Horrible Histories With Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry introduces a Sport Relief special mini-sode of Horrible Histories, including looks at the history of snooker, football, and boxing.

Outnumbered

It's an important game for Chelsea FC, and unfortuantely for team captain Frank Lampard, Karen Brockman has won a competition to be lead onto the pitch as his 'mascot'...

Miranda

Whilst attending an indoor tennis tournament at the Royal Albert Hall, Miranda, Penny and Stevie end up stumbling into a VIP room, and soon find that there is a further level of un-cool-ness to which they can sink!

Benidorm

The British Olympic Synchronised Swimming team is in town to practice, and Joyce has persuaded them to stay at the Solana.

Never Mind The Buzzcocks

Noel and Phill are joined by Tim Lovejoy, Louise Redknapp, Mel C and Austin Healey for a Sport Relief special mini-sode, with Formula 1 presenter Jake Humphrey in the driving seat.

Twenty Twelve

Seb's been bugging Ian to make sure that the Games will be appropriately represented during Sport Relief. Unfortunately, they've not much time, and even fewer ideas...

Absolutely Fabulous

Patsy and Eddie head to the gym, and bump into a number of well known sport and fashion personalities. Naturally, things don't go well for Ms Monsoon!

8 Out Of 10 Cats

Mark Watson, rapper Example, Countdown star Rachel Riley, and Russell Kane join Jimmy, Jon and Sean for a special sport themed mini-episode.

QI

Short special for Sport Relief, featuring Jimmy Carr, Sandi Toksvig, and Lee Mack alongside Alan and Stephen.

Celebrity Juice

Keith, Holly, Rufus and Fearne are joined by David Hasselhoff, Freddie Flintoff, McFly's Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd, and swimmer Mark Foster in a special Sport Relief short.