Television
TV schedule Saturday 24th October 2009
My Almost Famous Family
Episode 7 - Bittersweet SymphonyA small lie from Hadley sees him passing himself off as the bad boy of Harp, and all for the new love of his life. Meanwhile, Aretha is the lucrative voice of the yappy nappy puppy - unfortunately they insist she be the face of it, too.
Off The Hook
Episode 7With the first term hurtling towards its finale, Danny's end-of-term project sees him having to produce his own live TV show.
The Lavender Hill Mob
An Ealing Studios comedy classic, The Lavender Hill Mob stars Alec Guinness & Stanley Holloway attempting to carry out the perfect crime.
Harry Hill's TV Burp
Series 9, Episode 3This week's episode featured Mr Blobby, a night light that can also be used as a weapon on BBC Two's Design For Life and a mummified rat on Grimefighters.
QI
A selection of five episodes of the world's cleverest and most interesting panel game.
The World's Greatest Comedy Characters
Channel 4 reveals the 50 Greatest Comedy Characters, as determined by website voting, industry experts, and critical opinion.
Russell Howard's Good News
Series 1, Episode 1Russell introduces his new show and looks at the big stories in the news, including the recent political conferences. His mystery guest turns out to be the most tattooed senior citizen in the world.
Have I Got News For You
Series 38, Episode 2With guest host David Mitchell and panellists Grayson Perry and Ed Byrne.
The Thick Of It
Series 3, Episode 1It's 'Reshuffle Day' at Number 10. When the job at the Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship is turned down by everybody else, there's no option but to promote junior minister Nicola Murray to the Cabinet.
Never Mind The Buzzcocks
Series 23, Episode 4Guest host Jack Whitehall is joined by musician Mr Hudson, Rochelle Wiseman from The Saturdays, Loose Women's Andrea McLean and actor Stephen Mangan.
Friday Night With Jonathan Ross
Series 17, Episode 8 - Joanna Page, Boy George, Tim Minchin, Jamie CullumJonathan Ross continues the new season of music and chat with a line-up including rock and roll comic Tim Minchin; Gavin and Stacey star Joanna Page; the inimitable Boy George in his first interview since his release from prison; and there's music from Jamie Cullum.