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******A celebration of the great girls' comics from the 50s to the 80s, by Jane Purcell

43 Years in the Third Form 1.5 - In 1952, 12-year-old Elizabeth is trying to read 
Girl in the midst of family mayhem. 

43 Years in the Third Form 2.5 - Elizabeth is taking her 12-year-old daughter Bee 
to an interview for a scholarship. 

43 Years in the Third Form 3.5 - In 1976, Elizabeth's sister-in-law Mary is coping 
with a mass onset of puberty.

43 Years in the Third Form 4.5 - On election night in 1979, Mary's twins are scaring 
themselves with stories in Misty. 

43 Years in the Third Form 5.5 - 12-year-old Lara, devotee of Sleb magazine, discovers 
the old delights of Girl and Bunty.



  
Bill Cosby - For Adults Only  
Bill Cosby - Himself 
Bill Cosby - Revenge 










******David Quantick and company poke fun at the 
ridiculous in popular culture. Featuring a guest 
appearance from Gilbert and Sullivan and special 
correspondents Dan Maier, Richie Webb, 
Jane Lamacraft and Margaret Cabourn-Smith.
Broken Arts - s01e01 



Club Car Special Ep 1  


******Tom, Tobi, Jack and Rachel present thirty minutes of sketch comedy 
                                                        full of pith and vinegar. 
Four Sad Faces 1.2
Four Sad Faces 2.2



******Never heard of Harvey Brinkle? Then get acquainted with this 
                         uber-genius war hero.
The Harvey Brinkle Story 



******The Hollow Men is a sketch show written and performed by David Armand, 
Rupert Russell, Sam Spedding and Nick Tanner, featuring a plethora of deranged, 
deluded and desperate characters. 
Hollow Men - Edinborogh Festival Special  
Hollow Men - S01e01  
Hollow Men - S01e02  
Hollow Men - S01e03  
Hollow Men - S01e04  
Hollow Men - S02e01  
Hollow Men - S02e02  
Hollow Men - S02e03  
Hollow Men - S02e04  
Hollow Men - S02e05  
Hollow Men - S02e06  



******Sitcom set in Bletchley Park in 1941. Three code-breakers are forced 
to share a draughty wooden hut as they try to break German ciphers. 
Unfortunately, they hate each other
Hut 33 - S01e01 - A Bridge Too Far  
Hut 33 - S01e02 - Bagdad
Hut 33 - S01e03 - Careless Talk  
Hut 33 - S01e04 - Don't Bet on It
Hut 33 - S01e05 - Food  
Hut 33 - S01e06 - Brother Where Art Thou  
Hut 33 - s02e01 - Royal Visit 
Hut 33 - s02e02 - Pigs N' Spivs  
Hut 33 - s02e03 - Yellow Fever
Hut 33 - s02e04 - Where Boffins Dare
Hut 33 - s02e05 - Getting Heavy  
Hut 33 - s02e06- Yankee Diddle



******Character monologues by top comics.
Inner Voices 1.5 - Guilty by Julia Morris 
Inner Voices 2.5 - The Hills Are Alive by Miranda Hart and Alice Hart
Inner Voices 3.5 - Female of the Species by Pauline McLynn  
Inner Voices 4.5 - A Smile for Colin by Joanna Neary  
Inner Voices 5.5 - Library Lady by Joanna Neary 



******The show was a parody of a chat show, and both the radio and 
television versions were so embarrassingly accurate that listeners 
and viewers often thought they were the real thing. Many wrote in to 
complain, for example, at Partridge slapping a child prodigy in an 
episode of the radio series. The series did feature an audience who 
clearly knew the show was a parody, but apparently this wasn't enough 
to persuade some listeners that it wasn't real.
Steve Coogan played the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied 
Norwich-based host, Alan Partridge.
Knowing Me, Knowing You - S01e01 
Knowing Me, Knowing You - S01e02 
Knowing Me, Knowing You - S01e03 
Knowing Me, Knowing You - S01e04 
Knowing Me, Knowing You - S01e05 
Knowing Me, Knowing You - S01e06 



******Rufus Hound invites comedians to revisit their formative years 
by dusting off their teenage diaries and reading them out in public 
for the very first time. With Jenny Eclair.
My Teenage Diary - s01e01 - Richard Henning  
My Teenage Diary - s01e02 - Russell Kane  
My Teenage Diary - s01e03 - Shappi Khorsand  
My Teenage Diary - s01e04 - Steve Hall 
My Teenage Diary - s01e05 - Josie Long 
My Teenage Diary - s01e06 - Jenny Eclair  




One - s01e01


******Each episode features the affable, bumbling Roy Mallard following a 
typical day in the lives of one or more representatives of a particular career 
or lifestyle. This he does in his own, inimitable manner. A comedy of wordplay 
and misunderstanding, People Like Us could be seen as a metaphor for life, 
in that, while the protagonist is clearly an idiot, everyone else involved is a 
bigger idiot - Mallard's questions are usually completely sensible, 
yet they are inexplicably misinterpreted.

                 This is a *very* funny show.

    Mallard: "I expect you can remember this farm without a tractor?"
    Aged farmhand: "Oh, I got a good memory – I don't need a tractor." 
People Like Us - Airline Pilot
People Like Us - Artist 
People Like Us - Bank Manager 
People Like Us - Doctor 
People Like Us - Estate Agent 
People Like Us - Farmer 
People Like Us - Hotel Manager
People Like Us - Managing Director  
People Like Us - Mother 
People Like Us - Photographer 
People Like Us - Policeman 
People Like Us - Ski Courier  
People Like Us - Solicitor 
People Like Us - Vicar  
People Like Us -Journalist 



******Annie McCartney’s comedy drama Two Doors Down returned to Radio 4 this summer 
with a second series. Four stories about the lives of the bohemian residents of Marlborough 
Road, Belfast, who are saved from their own chaos by Sally, their cleaning lady. 
Two Doors Down - s01e01 - Drilling for Hamsters 



******The panel is made up of four players. In the game each of the panellists is 
given a subject on which they give a short lecture. Most of the lecture is 
composed of lies, but during the course of the speech the lecturer must 
try to smuggle five true facts past the rest of the panel.
Unbelievable Truth - s00eSP - 2008 Christmas Special  
Unbelievable Truth - s03e01
Unbelievable Truth - s03e02
Unbelievable Truth - s03e03
Unbelievable Truth - s03e04


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