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Mark Lawson Talks To Mark Gatiss

Mark Gatiss talks to Mark Lawson about living opposite a psychiatric hospital as a child and how it might have influenced his later passions.

Late Night Gimp Fight - Bestiality Song

The naughty lads from sketch group Late Night Gimp Fight explain how they love animals in this song... it turns out they really love animals.

Derek. Image shows from L to R: Dougie (Karl Pilkington), Derek (Ricky Gervais). Copyright: Derek Productions TV

Derek clip

A short clip from the Ricky Gervais comedy drama Derek.

Derek. Image shows from L to R: Dougie (Karl Pilkington), Derek (Ricky Gervais). Copyright: Derek Productions TV

Derek - Meet Hannah

Derek introduces Hannah to the camera.

Derek. Image shows from L to R: Dougie (Karl Pilkington), Derek (Ricky Gervais). Copyright: Derek Productions TV

Derek - These glasses aren't mine...

Dougie explains some of the perks of the job.

Derek. Image shows from L to R: Dougie (Karl Pilkington), Derek (Ricky Gervais). Copyright: Derek Productions TV

Derek - I don't want to be on the telly

Derek introduces Dougie to the camera.

Derek. Image shows from L to R: Dougie (Karl Pilkington), Derek (Ricky Gervais). Copyright: Derek Productions TV

Derek - Suicide Bomber or Shark?

Derek and Dougie debate an important question on a bus...

Keith Lemon's LemonAid. Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis). Copyright: TalkbackThames TV

Keith Lemon's Lemonaid - Trailer

The promo launch trailer for Keith Lemon's Lemonaid.

Twenty Twelve. Image shows from L to R: Siobhan Sharpe (Jessica Hynes), Ian Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville). Copyright: BBC TV

Twenty Twelve - Multi-faith 2012

Ian and Siobhan head to the Olympic site to meet a representative from Muslim Focus UK in light of the Algerian crisis. Unbeknownst to Ian, Siobhan has also invited a PR friendly priest.

Robin Cooper: Can I meet David Cameron?

Following the news that Prime Minister David Cameron has been having dinner with people who donate a lot of money to the Tory party, Robin Cooper (aka Robert Popper) calls Downing Street to try and arrange a meeting.

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