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The British Comedy Awards. Jonathan Ross. Copyright: Unique Productions / CPL Productions

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The British Comedy Awards - British Comedy Awards 2010 - Backstage

Highlights of the British Comedy Awards 2010 with Jonathan Ross talking about his choice of routine, Miranda Hart about her plans to make her West End debut, and Alan Davies about his favourite comedian... and his run in with the Japanese embassy. Introduced by Tim Clark.

Coming Of Age. Image shows from L to R: Jas (Hannah Job), Ollie (Ceri Phillips), DK (Joe Tracini), Matt (Tony Bignell), Chloe (Anabel Barnston). Copyright: BBC

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Coming Of Age - DK's Badvert

In the hope of winning 500 quid, DK makes an advert for Wooton College, is DK best placed to represent the college?

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Coming Of Age - Ollie and Matt's Badvert

When the students make an advert for their college, Matt and Ollie's advert concentrates on one main area.

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Coming Of Age - Jas & Chloe's Badvert

Jas and Chloe make an advert for Wooton College, it's clear they like the canteen!

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Coming Of Age - Behind The Scenes: Joe Tracini and Minnie Crowe

Joe Tracini chats with new cast member Minnie Crowe as the two film their first scene together in which Robyn comes out as a lesbian to DK.

Episodes. Image shows from L to R: Beverly Lincoln (Tamsin Greig), Matt LeBlanc (Matt LeBlanc), Sean Lincoln (Stephen Mangan). Copyright: Hat Trick Productions / BBC

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Episodes - Beverly Confronts Matt LeBlanc

Beverly goes to confront Matt about being unprofessional and ignoring her in favour of Sean. But her plans go awry when Matt offers an unexpected point of view, causing her to lose her train of thought completely.

Not Going Out. Image shows from L to R: Lucy (Sally Bretton), Lee (Lee Mack), Daisy (Katy Wix), Tim (Tim Vine)

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Not Going Out - Lee Mack on Panel Games Vs. Sitcoms

What comedy format does Lee like best? He reveals all in this exclusive interview. How hard is it to do comedy? Panel game or sitcom? Lee lays bare comedy creativity.