All this week, I'll be posting clips from the BBC show 'Let's Dance for Sport Relief.' Here's actress and impressionist Debra Stephenson dancing to the massive Michael Jackson number 'Smooth Criminal'.
If you'd like to get involved in Sport Relief this weekend, it's not too late. For information on this fantastic charity, go to www.bbc.co.uk/sportrelief

One word - classic. Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise execute this classic sketch to perfection. What a way to make breakfast. Enjoy.

A little collection of sketches from the fast moving impressions show 'Dead Ringers.' Fiona Bruce, the sexy TV news anchor, Alan Rickman in the Harry Potter movies and Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne all get the Dead Ringers treatment.

The very talented Jon Culshaw illustrated perfecvtly how I feel about Deal or Nor Deal with Noel Edmonds. I mean, why do people watch this crap?

This crazy segment from an Irish daytime TV show demonstrated 'Riverdance Massage.' Skip to about 2 minutes in for the good bit!

A beautifully written, if slightly gender-cliched rant, from a man who's partner has taken the lock off their toilet door. Comedy from the BBC's 'Coupling.'

Cricket movie idea from David Mitchell and Robert Webb. I think it could work. What an underdog story! It's certainly impressive that they've managed to make cricket seem vaguely exciting. They're calling it 'The Full Number of Overs that are Scheduled to be Bowled That Day' - I'd have gone for the simpler 'Cricket!' Enjoy.

Politically incorrect humour - you have been warned! Mock the Week's Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle, Sarah Millican, Andy Parsons, Russell Howard and David Mitchell give us their thoughts on what is least likely to be said on children's TV.

Mock the Week's Hugh Dennis interprets a silent clip of Gordon Brown metting Denise Lewis, David Beckham and Andy Murray, in the show's Newsreel segment.

With the Oscars coming up, I think some Hollywood A-listers could learn a lot from Ug. More caveman comedy from Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller.

Ok, I'm gonna be fair here. I don't think Americans are stupid. I think many are just under informed to a frightening degree. Have you ever seen American TV? It doesn't encourage knowledge of the world outside the US. Having said all that, this clip is incredibly funny. Check out the scroll of news along the bottom of the screen.

This has to be the funniest commentary I've seen Hugh Dennis do on Mock the Week. His voice over is flawless as he speculates as to what might be going on with the Queen and Jaques Chirac at the famous long table. Dinner, or something more fun?...