Stand-up series from one of Britain's most highly regarded stand-up comedians

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Series 2 Democracy

6/6 Stewart Lee gives a uniquely personal insight into the workings of government.

Wed 8 Jun 2011 23:50 BBC Two only on Northern Ireland

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  • Stewart Lee Presents...

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    Stewart Lee curates a night of comedy and music at the Mildmay Club on the Red Button.

    In this full half-hour compilation, Stewart Lee presents... Paul Sinha, Andrew O'Neill, Nick Pynn, Gail Brand & Mark Sanders and Kevin Eldon.

    Stewart and Nick Pynn perform the song 'Russell Brand's Wedding'

  • Social Stew

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    BBC Marketing (online) discuss their social media strategy for Series 2 of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle.

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  • The Best Local School

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    Stewart Lee talks about the responsibility he feels for his child's education.

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  • About Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle

    About Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle

    The BAFTA-nominated Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle returns for a second series on BBC Two.

    In this first episode, Stewart looks at the subject of charity. Or rather he tries to, but gets rather sidetracked into talking about crisps, his grandad and whether this new series is going to have any actual jokes in it.

    The show is shot before a live audience, with a guest cameo by Armando Iannucci.

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