Programação de British Comedy

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Mark hits it off with a teenage goth at a party, and they go bowling with Jez and Toni.

Mark develops confusing feelings for his business idol Alan Johnson.

Stylax buys Grumio an erotic vase for his birthday. Marcus swaps roles with his slave for the day.

To endear himself to Cynthia, Marcus befriends a stray cat. Stylax visits a sexual health clinic.

Joanna is desperate to lure Statham away from Jesus.

A careers fair sets the boys against one another, while Oregon attempts to secure funding for her new mag.

Mark develops confusing feelings for his business idol Alan Johnson.

Stylax buys Grumio an erotic vase for his birthday. Marcus swaps roles with his slave for the day.

To endear himself to Cynthia, Marcus befriends a stray cat. Stylax visits a sexual health clinic.

Joanna is desperate to lure Statham away from Jesus.

A half-inch-tall man appears on a talk show; a town's women's guild reenacts Pearl Harbor; the entire Royal Philharmonic Orchestra retires to the restroom.

The 127th annual Twit of the Year Show. Also: Hitler and Himmler are guests for tea in a boarding house; a BBC broadcast is interrupted when a British minister falls into a fissure.

Among "historical" impersonations are Cardinal Richelieu as Petula Clark and Julius Caesar as Eddie Waring. Also: a police fairy tale; a vegetarian restaurant's menu, featuring a naked man with an apple in his mouth.

A sketch about the Ministry of Silly Walks. Also: a British minister- attired in a pink tulle dress- talks about housing; 30 gas company workers investigate the installation of a stove; a giant hedgehog wanders London.

The very best of Michael Palin's Monty Python performances and sketches.

An offbeat look at the Spanish Inquisition; an unconventional version of "Wuthering Heights." Also: a jury plays charades while delivering its verdict; a man attempts to find one nontaxable pleasure.

Sketches include: Flying Lessons, Hijacked Plane, Psychiatrist Milkman, Complaints, Déjà vu.

Fran returns from a vacation in Cornwall to discover Manny and Bernard in quite a state.

It's International Children's Book Week and Bernard and Manny decide to write their own kids' classic.

Tracey Ullman inhabits troubled artist Sharon Utley. They’ve opened a gallery in her name in her old home town, but who is Stick of Rock Man, and what really happened to the pier?

Comedy sketch show. The best bits of series one, and Tracey imagines what would happen if Clare Balding were left in charge of the BBC over the festive season.

A notorious religious satire, the film tells the story of Brian (Graham Chapman), a reluctant would-be messiah who rises to prominence as a result of a series of absurd and truly hilarious circumstances.

A half-inch-tall man appears on a talk show; a town's women's guild reenacts Pearl Harbor; the entire Royal Philharmonic Orchestra retires to the restroom.

The 127th annual Twit of the Year Show. Also: Hitler and Himmler are guests for tea in a boarding house; a BBC broadcast is interrupted when a British minister falls into a fissure.

Among "historical" impersonations are Cardinal Richelieu as Petula Clark and Julius Caesar as Eddie Waring. Also: a police fairy tale; a vegetarian restaurant's menu, featuring a naked man with an apple in his mouth.

The very best of Michael Palin's Monty Python performances and sketches.

An offbeat look at the Spanish Inquisition; an unconventional version of "Wuthering Heights." Also: a jury plays charades while delivering its verdict; a man attempts to find one nontaxable pleasure.

Sketches include: Flying Lessons, Hijacked Plane, Psychiatrist Milkman, Complaints, Déjà vu.

Fran returns from a vacation in Cornwall to discover Manny and Bernard in quite a state.

It's International Children's Book Week and Bernard and Manny decide to write their own kids' classic.

Tracey Ullman inhabits troubled artist Sharon Utley. They’ve opened a gallery in her name in her old home town, but who is Stick of Rock Man, and what really happened to the pier?

Comedy sketch show. The best bits of series one, and Tracey imagines what would happen if Clare Balding were left in charge of the BBC over the festive season.

A notorious religious satire, the film tells the story of Brian (Graham Chapman), a reluctant would-be messiah who rises to prominence as a result of a series of absurd and truly hilarious circumstances.

The gang stays at JP's country house during the Easter break, but things aren't as idyllic as they seem.

Mark goes after a promotion but loses it to the one person he thought he could trust.

Jez's uncle dies and Mark invites Sophie to the funeral.

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