British Comedy schedule

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Mark invites Dobby to a party at his flat and then has to work out how he'll actually organise it.

After Gail's surprise proposal to Elena, they are soon to have a civil partnership.

Marcus, Stylax and Delphine take a self-defense course. Grumio begins dating a cake maker.

The son of the owner of the office where Marcus and Stylax work visits on work experience.

Caroline has to be cruel to be kind and Joanna and Statham struggle to conceal the incident.

With finals over, most of the gang are enjoying their freedom as they wait to find out how they've fared.

Mark invites Dobby to a party at his flat and then has to work out how he'll actually organise it.

After Gail's surprise proposal to Elena, they are soon to have a civil partnership.

Marcus, Stylax and Delphine take a self-defense course. Grumio begins dating a cake maker.

The son of the owner of the office where Marcus and Stylax work visits on work experience.

Caroline has to be cruel to be kind and Joanna and Statham struggle to conceal the incident.

A housing project induced by hypnosis stands---as long as the tenants believe in it. Also: highlights of the Olympic Hide-and-Seek finals; suggestions for improving bullfighting, such as the use of radar.

A police investigator is mistaken for Sir Philip Sidney in a Tudor-period job agency, which actually deals in pornography; King Solomon judges the case of a stray bee; a panel of dead people debates the question "Is There a Life After Death?"

A highwayman steals "lupins" from the rich and tries to give them to the poor. Also: the first episode in a tatty, tedious 18th-century serial is brought to a screeching halt; peasants clamor for Titian paintings and Venetian glass.

A Book at Bedtime'; 'Red Gauntlet'; Kamikaze Highlanders; No time to lose; Penguins; BBC pro-gramme planners; Unexploded Scotsmen; 'Spot the Looney'; Rival documentaries; 'Dad's Doctors'; Dad's Pooves'.

Steve Martin presents selected sketches from "Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969)". It's the well known sketches, though the parrot sketch is not included. Steve Martin has some funny comments on the Pythons.

Contestants vie for incriminating photos in "The Blackmail Game"; a boxer spars with schoolgirls.

The Python Gang reflects on their next misinterpreted and controversially banned film, The Life of Brian.

Oscar Wilde, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, George Bernard Shaw and the future Edward VII exchange epigrams at an evening party; mechanical brain surgery fails to dramatically affect a woman's mentality.

The Montgolfier brothers prepare for the first balloon flight.

Bernard and Manny need to teach a psychotic ex-con to read in three days. Fran gets a new job.

Manny and Bernard try to keep up with modern book shops.

It’s a big day for Security guard Leah. She’s the last line of defence at a small factory on an industrial estate. Meanwhile Nicola Sturgeon is so keen on Angela Merkel’s style that she will go to any length to get the look,

Adele is happy, but that’s not helping the new album; a hard working mum is trying to juggle her work life balance, and this week’s vlog from Dame Maggie has some of the best acting tips you will ever hear.

A housing project induced by hypnosis stands---as long as the tenants believe in it. Also: highlights of the Olympic Hide-and-Seek finals; suggestions for improving bullfighting, such as the use of radar.

A police investigator is mistaken for Sir Philip Sidney in a Tudor-period job agency, which actually deals in pornography; King Solomon judges the case of a stray bee; a panel of dead people debates the question "Is There a Life After Death?"

A highwayman steals "lupins" from the rich and tries to give them to the poor. Also: the first episode in a tatty, tedious 18th-century serial is brought to a screeching halt; peasants clamor for Titian paintings and Venetian glass.

A Book at Bedtime'; 'Red Gauntlet'; Kamikaze Highlanders; No time to lose; Penguins; BBC pro-gramme planners; Unexploded Scotsmen; 'Spot the Looney'; Rival documentaries; 'Dad's Doctors'; Dad's Pooves'.

Steve Martin presents selected sketches from "Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969)". It's the well known sketches, though the parrot sketch is not included. Steve Martin has some funny comments on the Pythons.

Oscar Wilde, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, George Bernard Shaw and the future Edward VII exchange epigrams at an evening party; mechanical brain surgery fails to dramatically affect a woman's mentality.

The Montgolfier brothers prepare for the first balloon flight.

Bernard and Manny need to teach a psychotic ex-con to read in three days. Fran gets a new job.

Manny and Bernard try to keep up with modern book shops.

It’s a big day for Security guard Leah. She’s the last line of defence at a small factory on an industrial estate. Meanwhile Nicola Sturgeon is so keen on Angela Merkel’s style that she will go to any length to get the look,

Adele is happy, but that’s not helping the new album; a hard working mum is trying to juggle her work life balance, and this week’s vlog from Dame Maggie has some of the best acting tips you will ever hear.

One by one, the six new students destined to be housemates congregate before term begins.

Sophie is in hospital in labor and Mark isn't sure how he can be of help.

After discovering Dobby has a boyfriend, Mark and Gerard become allies in a "Dobby club."

Grumio is sent to work for another master after injuring his slave, later prompting a rebellion.

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