Chewin' the Fat: What are BBC bampots in London doing to our favourite comedy? – Aidan Smith
I’ve always liked the fact that BBC Scotland has a Comedy Unit.
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I’ve always liked the fact that BBC Scotland has a Comedy Unit.
I’m laughing along to Queen of the New Year at the fag-end of 2021 and thinking: “This could have been George Harrison if he’d quit the Beatles and joined the Rolling Stones - the world’s first rock supergroup.”
The other day the editor called me into his office.
It’s been called the bleakest Christmas movie ever. A film that starts with Keira Knightley inviting a gaggle of middle-class irritants to a big, holly-decked country house – but then the party turns sour and any suggestion this might be the work of Richard Curtis disappears up the Aga flume.
Life was a whole lot simpler when it was one fabulous furry freak brother versus another fabulous furry freak brother for the title of “Best Drummer” in the New Musical Express annual readers’ poll.