Middle-aged celebrities, including Nigel Slater, Jenny Eclair, Toby Young and Michael Winner, have a good whinge about the pretentious nonsense talked about food and wine. Show more
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A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. The contributors talk about 'bling' culture, the City and bank delays. Plus, tips on beating the credit card companies. Show more
A grumpy look at romance. For those newly in love, the dating game may be a wonderful thing, but for the rest of us just the word romance alone sets us off. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. A look at the world of work, from writing the dreaded CV to deciphering meaningless management speak. Plus tips on pulling a sickie. Show more
According to tonight's contributors the class system is more complicated than ever: the toffs have run out of money, the middle class runs the country, and footballers are royalty. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. The contributors cover topics including ridiculous food fashion, the price of organic crops and the rise of food allergies. Show more
A grumpy perspective on the world of driving, covering topics such as misguiding sat navs, infuriating back-seat drivers, and the hell that is inner city gridlock. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. A look at the world of work, from ingenious skiving techniques, the dangers of email and clock watching. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. The programme shows how to make contact with today's teenagers. Plus a list of people's favourite gripes against them. Show more
The mission of this programme is to arm you with enough information about Chanel, Dior and ready-to-wear to hold your own amongst the luvviest luvvies on Earth – should you want. Show more
Britain's grumpiest talking heads share their woes with politics. These grouches are convinced that if politicians aren't busy lying, they're at it with the diary secretary. Show more
The Grumpy Guide To
School Days
1 hour
First broadcast: on BBC Two ScotlandLatest broadcast: on BBC Two England
The Grumpy Old Men and Women take a curmudgeonly look back at 'the best days of your life'. Including contributions from Neil Morrissey, Shappi Khorsandi, Al Murray and others. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. The contributors cover topics including ridiculous food fashion, the price of organic crops and the rise of food allergies. Show more
A grumpy perspective on the world of driving, covering topics such as misguiding sat navs, infuriating back-seat drivers, and the hell that is inner city gridlock. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. A look at the world of work, from ingenious skiving techniques, the dangers of email and clock watching. Show more
A grumpy perspective on aspects of modern life. The contributors cover topics including ridiculous food fashion, the price of organic crops and the rise of food allergies. Show more
The Grumpy Guide To
The Eighties
1 hour
First broadcast: on BBC Two EnglandLatest broadcast: on BBC One Wales
From Thatcher's Britain to the New Romantics and the ubiquitous filofax there's much about this decade to be grumpy about. Contributors include Al Murray and Ronni Ancona. Show more
The Grumpy Guide To
The Eighties: Part 2
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Two ScotlandLatest broadcast: on BBC Two England
From Thatcher's Britain to the New Romantics and the ubiquitous filofax there's much about this decade to be grumpy about. Contributors include Al Murray and Ronni Ancona. Show more
The Grumpy Guide To
The Eighties: Part 1
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Two WalesLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland
From Thatcher's Britain to the New Romantics and the ubiquitous filofax there's much about this decade to be grumpy about. Contributors include Al Murray and Ronni Ancona. Show more
A grumpy perspective on the world of driving, covering topics such as misguiding sat navs, infuriating back-seat drivers, and the hell that is inner-city gridlock. Show more