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The BBC’s Christmas Day line-up proved a winning formula once again securing nine out of the top ten most watched programmes across the day as audiences chose an outstanding range of drama, comedy and entertainment.
BBC One was the biggest channel of the day and the BBC’s total share was bigger than the whole SVOD market combined on Christmas Day on TV.
OK, I’m putting it right out there. Comedy on TV this year has been about as disappointing as the sagyy jumper I was given on December 24. Guz Khan was too sentimental in Stuffed, Mammoth was so retro I might as well have been watching a 1970s sitcom when comedies were unironically funny. Thank goodness then, that Amandaland saved my Christmas.
The BBC has unveiled its Christmas comedy schedule offering a mixture of old favourites and new faces.
Next year’s football tournament will be the biggest ever. Hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico with 48 countries taking part and 16 venues thousands of miles apart across the whole of North America; what could possibly go wrong? Ian Fletcher is about to find out, as he joins the Twenty Twenty Six Oversight Team in Miami as its Director of Integrity.
BBC Radio 4 has announced a large slate of new comedy commissions.
Comedy legend Omid Djalili will host Omid Djalili: Noise Pollution, a show which aims to cut through all the noise to confront complicated global issues and make sense of what is going on in the world, all whilst calming your inner chakras.
The BBC have revealed the first look images from season 2 of the critically acclaimed comedy series Dreaming Whilst Black from A24. The new season finds Kwabena at the start of his professional career in a new era: the age of diversity, equity and inclusion, where empowering marginalized voices are seemingly at the top of everyone's agenda.
Award-winning topical panel show What Just Happened? returns to BBC Radio Wales after two successful radio series, two TV specials filmed for BBC Cymru Wales and a win at the Celtic Media Festival 2024 in the Comedy (Sound) category. Series 3 welcomes the return of host Robin Morgan (Mock the Week) and resident panellist Kiri Pritchard-McLean (Live at the Apollo).
Comedian Robin Morgan will present a brand new show on BBC Radio Wales on Sundays between 12.00 noon – 3.00pm, starting in September.
Robin, who also hosts Radio Wales’ award-winning topical comedy panel show What Just Happened?, said: “I’m so excited to be joining the Radio Wales family!
BBC Director of Comedy Jon Petrie has announced the 10 creatives joining the third cohort of the BBC Comedy Collective, the bursary scheme for mid-level creatives: writers, producers, directors and editors, and this year writer/performers, to develop their careers in scripted comedy.
First look images released for the new series of hit BBC comedy, Such Brave Girls have been released .The BAFTA award winning Such Brave Girls created, written by and starring Kat Sadler and produced by Various Artists Limited (VAL) is coming back to BBC Three and iPlayer.
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