Can ex-minister Gyles manage to stay a little longer in Nick's flat? Stars Nick Revell and Gyles Brandreth. From November 2006. Show more
A welcome visit to the New Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham for regulars Barry Cryer and Tim Brooke-Taylor, who are joined by Jeremy Hardy and Jan Ravens, with Jack Dee in the chair. Show more
By Andy Kirby. After his nurse revealed his transferral, AIDS patient Gerry took the news badly. With Phil Daniels, introduced by Ben Hunte. Show more
Jack Dee's humorous look at the history of the back-garden swimming pool and how pool desires can end in disaster. From 1999. Show more
Edgar finally meets his client and visits a fair. But will this bring down the curtain on his visit? With Richard Griffiths. Show more
The globetrotting, trash-picking, aisle-rolling storyteller shares Can You Spare A Tie? and A Modest Proposal. From 2017. Show more
Sceptical Harold slams Albert's spiritualist claims. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1976. Show more
Chaos ensues when Sir Gregory announces he's off. And there's a parrot to look after. With Richard Murdoch. From September 1970. Show more
John Lloyd and Romesh Ranganathan welcome comedian Cally Beaton, actor Sally Phillips and pathologist Suzy Lishman. From 2017. Show more
The sofa-bound presenters look at dealing with teenagers and rising crime. Stars Robert Duncan and Julia Hills. From May 1996. Show more
Teacher Margaret Steggles wonders if pompous playwright Gerald Challis really is the man of her dreams. Stars Juliet Aubrey. Show more
By Lucy Caldwell. A beautiful yellow dress marks the beginning of a powerful journey of self-discovery. Read by Kerr Logan. Show more
Just what was Henry James's classic horror story 'The Turn of the Screw' about? Stars Anna Massey. Gavin Campbell narrates.
Sceptical Harold slams Albert's spiritualist claims. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1976. Show more
Chaos ensues when Sir Gregory announces he's off. And there's a parrot to look after. With Richard Murdoch. From September 1970. Show more
By Andy Kirby. After his nurse revealed his transferral, AIDS patient Gerry took the news badly. With Phil Daniels, introduced by Ben Hunte. Show more
Jack Dee's humorous look at the history of the back-garden swimming pool and how pool desires can end in disaster. From 1999. Show more
Christmas 1973 is a challenging one for Serena. An angry and emotional Max turns up on her doorstep, then she has to accompany Tom and his terrible dystopian novel to the publisher. Show more
Sir David recalls his first pet, a fire salamander given to him by his father on his 8th birthday. From 2009. Show more
By Armistead Maupin. San Francisco, 1976. Mary Ann has a new job, and there is afternoon delight for Anna Madrigal and Edgar. Introduced by Ben Hunte. Show more
James’s enthusiastic entry into English society, shown by letters recording 107 dinners in one season. Read by Henry Goodman. Show more
Teacher Margaret Steggles wonders if pompous playwright Gerald Challis really is the man of her dreams. Stars Juliet Aubrey. Show more
Gyles Brandreth chairs the scandals quiz. With Anthony Holden, Stella Duffy, Jenny Colgan and Rosie Millard. From November 2003. Show more
The sofa-bound presenters look at dealing with teenagers and rising crime. Stars Robert Duncan and Julia Hills. From May 1996. Show more
Edgar finally meets his client and visits a fair. But will this bring down the curtain on his visit? With Richard Griffiths. Show more
The globetrotting, trash-picking, aisle-rolling storyteller shares Can You Spare A Tie? and A Modest Proposal. From 2017. Show more
The changes in Jackie Lamont’s behaviour and surprising abilities begin to cause concern. Stars Wendy Baxter. Show more
Veteran comedian and writer Barry Cryer reminisces, with tales of Willie Rushton and Roy Castle. From March 1999. Show more
Sceptical Harold slams Albert's spiritualist claims. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1976. Show more
Chaos ensues when Sir Gregory announces he's off. And there's a parrot to look after. With Richard Murdoch. From September 1970. Show more
By Andy Kirby. After his nurse revealed his transferral, AIDS patient Gerry took the news badly. With Phil Daniels, introduced by Ben Hunte. Show more
Jack Dee's humorous look at the history of the back-garden swimming pool and how pool desires can end in disaster. From 1999. Show more
By Lucy Caldwell. A beautiful yellow dress marks the beginning of a powerful journey of self-discovery. Read by Kerr Logan. Show more
Just what was Henry James's classic horror story 'The Turn of the Screw' about? Stars Anna Massey. Gavin Campbell narrates.
The globetrotting, trash-picking, aisle-rolling storyteller shares Can You Spare A Tie? and A Modest Proposal. From 2017. Show more
The museum's finest artefacts are off to Europe, but who can curate the exhibition? Stars Geoffrey Palmer. From September 2009. Show more
From 10pm to midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Jessica Fostekew chats to Nick Helm.
Rudy and Doreen are enjoying married life. But his son Adam isn't. Stars Lenny Henry and Larrington Walker. From October 2012. Show more
Ed Byrne hosts as Britain’s Hal Cruttenden and Justin Moorhouse take on Henning When and Sofie Hagen from overseas. From 2014. Show more
The changes in Jackie Lamont’s behaviour and surprising abilities begin to cause concern. Stars Wendy Baxter. Show more
Veteran comedian and writer Barry Cryer reminisces, with tales of Willie Rushton and Roy Castle. From March 1999. Show more
By Andy Kirby. After his nurse revealed his transferral, AIDS patient Gerry took the news badly. With Phil Daniels, introduced by Ben Hunte. Show more
Jack Dee's humorous look at the history of the back-garden swimming pool and how pool desires can end in disaster. From 1999. Show more
Christmas 1973 is a challenging one for Serena. An angry and emotional Max turns up on her doorstep, then she has to accompany Tom and his terrible dystopian novel to the publisher. Show more
Sir David recalls his first pet, a fire salamander given to him by his father on his 8th birthday. From 2009. Show more
By Armistead Maupin. San Francisco, 1976. Mary Ann has a new job, and there is afternoon delight for Anna Madrigal and Edgar. Introduced by Ben Hunte. Show more
James’s enthusiastic entry into English society, shown by letters recording 107 dinners in one season. Read by Henry Goodman. Show more
Teacher Margaret Steggles wonders if pompous playwright Gerald Challis really is the man of her dreams. Stars Juliet Aubrey. Show more
Gyles Brandreth chairs the scandals quiz. With Anthony Holden, Stella Duffy, Jenny Colgan and Rosie Millard. From November 2003. Show more
The sofa-bound presenters look at dealing with teenagers and rising crime. Stars Robert Duncan and Julia Hills. From May 1996. Show more
