British Comedy Classics

Before getting his first television break as the pathetic news and sports reporter Alan Partridge on the satirical news comedy, The Day Today, Steve Coogan made a name for himself as a stand-up comedian and respected impressionist.  - he supplied the voice for several puppets in the political satire of the 1980’s Spitting Image.
With the [...]

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French and Saunders characters, Jill and Jo retire to America, much better than Bideford.  They can’t believe the size of everything in the US and it’s not just the people.

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Breaking into the American market has never been an easy step for British Comedians, Steve Coogan is one of the best that Britain has to offer and he has created countless characters that have reduce the British public to tears (of laughter of course).
Paul and Pauline Calf and the hopelessly thick skinned Alan Partridge have [...]

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Flight Of The Conchords - Business Time
Flight of the Conchords is the cult comedy classic from New Zealand’s comedy duo Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement.
The duo promote themselves as “Formerly New Zealand’s fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo acapella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo”.
Flight Of The Conchords began as a BBC radio series before being turned into an American [...]

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The Fast Show did a special episode for comic relief back in 2001 with Ted and Ralph and a new replacement  gardener, the gorgeous Robbie Williams.

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