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Eat My Rainbow Online

The customer is never right

Mr Bhavicki struggles to understand why no one speaks the Queen's English.

Charlie Partridge Online

NHS Employers Announcement

A message to the selfish, selfish doctors out there...

Bill. Bill Shakespeare (Mathew Baynton). Copyright: BBC Films / Cowboy Films Film

Bill: Cast Interviews

The cast of the film talk at a BFI event.

Gnomeo & Juliet. Copyright: Rocket Pictures Film

Gnomeo & Juliet - Gnomeo and Juliet official trailer

Garden gnomes Gnomeo (voice of James McAvoy) and Juliet (voice of Emily Blunt) have as many obstacles to overcome as their quasi namesakes when they are caught up in a feud between neighbours. But with plastic pink flamingos and lawnmower races in the mix, can this young couple find lasting happiness?

Just Jim. Jim (Craig Roberts). Copyright: Vox Pictures Film

Just Jim trailer

Emile Hirsch stars alongside Craig Roberts in Roberts's directorial feature debut about a school loner whose life changes dramatically when an enigmatic new neighbour arrives in town.

SuperBob. Bob (Brett Goldstein). Copyright: Grain Media Film

SuperBob - Main Trailer

Meet Britain's superhero. He is allowed every Tuesday off, as sanctioned by the UN.

Jake Yapp Online

Strictly Come Dancing in 2 minutes

Jake reviews and condenses popular Saturday night extravaganza Strictly Come Dancing into just under two minutes.

Image shows from L to R: Mark Hibbett, John Dredge Online

The Shoe Shop Guys - Awards

Have the Shoe Shop Guys won a Brit Award?

Jake Yapp Online

Jake Yapp does Gogglebox

Jake Yapp takes a look at Gogglebox, watching people watching people on TV and then commenting on those people commenting on those other people on TV.

Legends Of Stand-Up And Bernard Righton. Bernard Righton (John Thomson). Copyright: North One Television TV

Legends Of Stand-Up And Bernard Righton - Trailer

The trailer for the showcase fronted by politically correct funnyman Bernard Righton.

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