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Lemon La Vida Loca. Image shows from L to R: Rosie Parker (Laura Aikman), Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis)

Lemon La Vida Loca - Keith Lemon and Myleene Klass ride a Roller Coaster

Keith Lemon and Myleene Klass take a ride on a Roller Coaster.

Jo Brand's Great Wall Of Comedy. Image shows from L to R: Rebecca Front, Jo Brand, Barry Cryer. Copyright: STV Productions

Jo Brand's Great Wall Of Comedy talk boobies

In this outtake from the show, the panel get a bit distracted by breasts.

Lemon La Vida Loca. Image shows from L to R: Rosie Parker (Laura Aikman), Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis)

Lemon La Vida Loca - Keith Lemon and Danny Dyer

Keith teams up with his good mate Danny Dyer and together they decide to put on a Back To The Future theatre production.

What A Load Of Buzzcocks. Alex James. Copyright: Talkback

What A Load Of Buzzcocks - Madonna ruffles a few feathers

The Queen of Pop makes national news, prompting Buzzcocks to lend their support.

Enlighten Up!. Image shows from L to R: Robert Florence, Iain Connell. Copyright: BBC

Enlighten Up! - How can I know the sun will rise tomorrow?

Can we know anything for certain? Will the sun always rise in the morning? Thomas and Johnny can't agree. Based around David Hume's theory of scepticism.

Enlighten Up!. Image shows from L to R: Robert Florence, Iain Connell. Copyright: BBC

Enlighten Up! - What is a good life?

Iain says he gets more pleasure from reading Shakespeare than eating sausages, but Robert disagrees. Based around J.S. Mill's theory of the values of happiness.

Enlighten Up!. Image shows from L to R: Robert Florence, Iain Connell. Copyright: BBC

Enlighten Up! - What makes you, you?

Robert Florence and Iain Connell star in a comedy sketch and animation about philosophy. Based on David Hume's questions on identity.

Enlighten Up!. Image shows from L to R: Robert Florence, Iain Connell. Copyright: BBC

Enlighten Up! - Why should I believe you?

Benny doesn't want to be late for his concert. Based around David Hume's reasoning for not believing miracles and Thomas Reid's human nature argument.

Enlighten Up!. Image shows from L to R: Robert Florence, Iain Connell. Copyright: BBC

Enlighten Up! - Why should I care about you?

Carpetman interrogates his nemesis The Nuisance. Inspired by Adam Smith's meaning of sympathy.

Enlighten Up!. Image shows from L to R: Robert Florence, Iain Connell. Copyright: BBC

Enlighten Up! - What should I do?

Lewis is thrown into a dilemma when Trevor asks what he thinks of Trevor's new haircut. Inspired by James and John Stuart Mill's theories on happiness.

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