The IT Crowd Is Returning For One Final Episode

Beloved British nerd comedy The IT Crowd is returning for a 40 minute grand finale. Moss, Roy, Jen, and Douglas will reprise their roles in this one-off episode.

The episode, which has been writer/director Graham Linehan's primary talking point since his tweet in 2012, is due to start filming in a few weeks time; but there is no information as to when we can expect it on air.

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Harrison Ford To Star In Anchorman 2

Harrison Ford, expected to reprise his role as Han Solo in the 'Star Wars' sequel, will first play the role of a legendary newscaster in 'Anchorman 2.' 

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Reunited Monty Python Members Create New Sci-Fi Comedy "Absolutely Anything"

Members of Monty Python's Flying Circus have re-united to create “Absolutely Anything:” a Science Fiction comedy where a group of aliens, give a hapless human the power to do anything, just to see what kind of chaos it can create.

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Alan Carr at the LPAC review

Live at the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, was Alan Carr on Monday 21st of March for one of many warm up gigs around the country. His support act, Josh Widdecombe, was brilliant at audience interaction, but it seemed he relied on this heavily. Carr, on the other hand, was equally balanced with his jokes, which had you in tears, to audience interaction that flowed perfectly into his set. Carr ended the night with a Q&A session, which was something I’ve never experienced with comedians, but the intimacy of the LPAC ensured it was a success. 8

Masturbating to hardcore pornography: Video games finally get a sense of humour on TV

From the altercation involving a gardener and guests in the ‘elderly beatdown’ of CVG’s Tim Ingham, using arguments we thought people had matured from since the removal of Jack Thompson. And a “subjective” documentary, courtesy of Panorama, with the advice of “getting hammered” as a deterrent to game addiction. Finally: someone with actual knowledge in gaming and a wickedly tongue-in-cheek swagger, putting gaming into an alternative perspective for TV audiences nationwide, and injecting the parodical humour of a charismatic stand-up into the dry representation of the largest entertainment industry in the world…that we’re not supposed to like.