Heroes Of Comedy (1995)
- TV documentary
- Channel 4
- 1995 - 2003
- 33 episodes (6 series)
Long-running documentary series looking at some of the greatest and most famous names in British comedy.
See also
Heroes Of Comedy
Documentary special looking at the work and influence of some of the biggest and most celebrated names in British comedy.
New Heroes Of Comedy
Short 2008 series documenting the work of popular modern comedians.
The Comedy Map Of Britain
A look across Great Britain (and Northern Ireland) at different locations' contributions to comedy, both in terms of settings and people.
Laughter In The House: The Story Of British Sitcom
Short documentary series exploring the history of British sitcoms.
Barbara Windsor's Funny Girls
Barbara Windsor profiles some of the greatest female names in comedy history.
Ronnie Corbett's Comedy Britain
Ronnie Corbett presents a 2-part documentary series exploring British comedy past and present.
The Untold Tommy Cooper
Tommy Cooper documentary offering brand new insight into the personal and professional life of the Welsh star.
Legends Of British Comedy
Short documentary series originally released on VHS in 1996, showcasing some of British comedy's greatest ever talents.
The Dick Emery Show
Smash-hit, long-running character sketch show starring Dick Emery with a host of top-name guests.
Radio 2's History Of British Comedy
Four part series in which David Mitchell traces the history of British humour, from 1913 to the present day.
Les Dawson: An Audience With That Never Was
Posthumous comedy special starring Les Dawson, appearing by 3D hologram technology 20 years after his death.
Comedy Heroes
Entertainment legends talk about their favourite comedy acts, routines and influences.
Comedy From Merton To Enfield
A profile of six of the most successful comics to emerge from the London comedy scene during the 1980s and 90s.
The Interviews
A series profiling comedians via their chat show appearances.
The Best Of British
A series of documentaries profiling British entertainers.
Les Dawson: In His Own Words
Channel 5 celebrates the work of comedian Les Dawson.