Schedule Thursday 12th November 2020
3:25pm10 min
Dennis & Gnasher Unleashed!
Series 2, Episode 17 - President DennisDennis is accidentally elected class president and is eager to shed the burden that comes with the title. However, every daft class policy he declares only makes him more popular.
6:30pm30 min
Mark Steel's In Town
Series 10, Episode 1 - BrightonFor the first ever outdoor Mark Steel's In Town episode, and Radio 4 comedy's first ever COVID-friendly audience show, what better place to start than on Brighton beach?
9pm60 min
Comedy Legends
Series 3, Episode 6 - John CandyThe big man who became a big box office draw in the 1980s, John Candy was one of a kind.
9pm22 min
The Treason TV Show
Series 2, Episode 4 - US Election EditionBiden won! It's the US Election episode.
9pm60 min
Taskmaster
Series 10, Episode 5 - I Hate Your TrainersThe competing comics demonstrate their love of watermelon and Johnny tries to win points by grabbing a passing cyclist and introducing him to some Christmas-related equipment.
10pm60 min
10pm50 min
Celebrity Juice
Series 24, Episode 4This week the teams are comprised of presenter Joel Dommett, pop star Ronan Keating, presenter Vick Hope and reality legend and self-professed diva, Gemma Collins.
10pm30 min
Maxxx
Episode 3 - Sex, Love 'n' LyricsWhen some interest is finally shown in his music, Maxxx realises that he has, for a long time, existed in a state of lyrical barrenness. Already struggling with an untameable sex addiction and disturbing visions, Maxxx's creativity seems to be caught between a rock and a hard place.
10pm60 min
The Russell Howard Hour
Series 4, Highlights SpecialJoin Russell Howard for a compilation of his best moments with guests from the four series so far, with a particular focus on Series 2.
11pm30 min
The Likely Dads
Series 1, Episode 3 - RepresentationTim Vincent is joined by Mick Ferry, Russell Kane and guests for another frank and funny conversation about what it is like to be a father in modern Britain. This week Tim talks to campaigner Dominic Bruce and comic Laurence Clark about how dads are represented.