due to work and university the website will not be updated over the next month. Once final university papers are handed in then the comedy can begin again.

regards
Gav.

being born in new zealand, living in Scotland I love this ad!

A celebration of alternative culture from Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller in their guise as a music hall act of long ago. I like a song to finish off the week. Enjoy.

Wonderfully funny monologue from the brilliant Gina Yashere, as Tanya on the Lenny Henry Show. Tanya is buying supplies for her forthcoming trip to Jamaica to visit her grandparents.

Harry Enfield is back with another useful public information film. A yeasteryear Bridget Jones, our heroine learns to be wary of spunky chaps who wear their hats at jaunty angles, and to strike toothless foreign types savagely into the dirt. Paul Whitehouse helps with this useful lesson for all lasses aged twenty-one or over.

Dara O'Briain presides as Russell Howard, Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons, Hugh Dennis, Greg Proops and Fred Macaulay try to think of inappropriate wording for greetings cards. The usual non-pc humour from Mock the Week.

Paul Merton and guest host Bill Bailey spar as Paul and his team mate Reginald D Hunter try to work out which is the odd one out. Classic Have I Got News For You.

Fantastic song by Dan and Dan about the reactionary british newspaper The Daily Mail. 'It's absolutely true 'cause I read it in the Daily Mail...'

Dawn French is Harry Potter and Jennifer Saunders is J.K. Rowling in this Comic Relief spoof from 2003. Ronnie Corbett and Basil Brush co-star, along with the likes of Jeremy Irons and Alison Steadman.

Canberra really does need a musical. For Helen and Mal, why is this road here?

Harry Enfield stars in this fantastic sketch about pretentious Londoners. I saw you coming...

David Letterman interviews Robing Williams on The Late Show. Robin had some interesting views on Australia and it's inhabitants.

One of my favourite Chaser clips. Starting out with vox pops (in which they humiliate the English for a change and not the Americans) they soon move to Buckingham Palace and pretend the Queen is hiring out rooms to raise money due to the recession. I think the cop handles the situation wonderfully - I wish all policemen were like that! If you've seen this show before you'll know how fearless they are, even if confronted by the law. Top satire.

With all the charity stuff going on last month, it got me thinking about great charity music of the past. This offering from 1989's Comic Relief team, has the legendary 1980's girl group Bananarama sing the Beatles classic 'Help' with Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders and Kathy Burke (or LaNaNeeNeeNooNoo, as they're known collectively here.) Ah the memories...

With an election just around the corner, Jon Culshaw of Dead Ringers is here to remind us that however bad Gordon Brown is, his predecessor Tony Blair wasn't too great either. And there's a special appearance from Doctor Who himself, David Tennant.