Episodes categorised as 'Comedy' available now on BBC iPlayer

3/8. Topical comedy show with Russell Howard, who offers his perspective on the latest news.

Dwy awr ola darlledu'r dydd yng nghwmni Daniel Glyn. The end of the day with Daniel Glyn.

6/6. Budding starlette Genevieve hits seedy 1920s Hollywood. With Paul Merton. From 1995.

6/6. Steve 'not the snooker player' Davis tells all on streaking, eggs and colonizing the moon.

3/6. The National Local Radio Station prepares to welcome some royal visitors. From 1981.

3/12. An elderly patient has been treating his heart disease with his wife's chicken soup.

A handsome millionaire art collector reappears in Susan's life.

2/4. Poems and sketches on the theme of In the Doghouse.

8/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole.

2/6. A new slant on King Charles II. Roy Hudd's historical royal romp, from September 1994.

6/6. Will the sisters silence the question of how long Councillor Maconchy has been dead?

2/6. Rosie's company tackles a town twinning, but complications set in. From July 2001.

10/12. Both of barrister Roger's girlfriends, Sally and Joy, attempt to get him some work.

6/6. Have Daniel and Lucy finally had enough of dealing with other people's problems?

The lad fancies himself as a gourmet - so Sid enters him for an eating competition.

2/8. Topical comedy show with Russell Howard, who offers his perspective on the latest news.

6/6. The sci-fi star and his crew set sail on a romantic cruise. From November 1992.

3/4. A special budget edition of the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers. From 1991

2/4. Rowan Atkinson's satirical investigation into the life of the fictional master orator.

6/13. Kelvin MacKenzie and chef Sophie Grigson answer quiz questions set by the public.

2/12. Jackie shifts blame for the resurfaced flushed ear onto rookie Zoey.

5/6. Beagle Team find they are in competition with their nemesis on the latest mission.

7/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

6/13. Medic Simon Sparrow breaks hospital rules by flirting with a pretty new nurse. From 1968.

6/6. With the writer's publisher and his wife due for summer drinks, the sprinkler comes out.

2/8. Her daughter wants to move out. Her mother wants to move in, but should Sarah sell up?

6/6. Cheesy host Alan Partridge meets BBC TV's Commissioning Director and a maverick Lord.

Ramona Povey causes havoc on HMS Troutbridge's goodwill visit. From July 1973.

1/8. Topical comedy show with Russell Howard, who offers his perspective on the latest news.

5/6. The public access cable radio show hosted by the District councillors. From March 1999.

Bankrupt young playwright Moliere is employed in secret by a foolish aristocrat.

3/4. Vernon Hedges sets out to prove that Lady Luck does not exist. From February 1996.

Award-winning sketch comedy. Stars Helen Lederer, Clive Mantle and Nick Wilton. From 1985.

4/6. Bob Fossil's latest zoo project backfires when Japanese VIPs arrive. From November 2001.

1/12. Jackie falsifies a boy's organ donor card so that his death will not be a senseless waste.

Susan wants to renew her wedding vows with Ben.

1/12. Nicholas Parsons chairs. With Paul Merton, Julian Clary, David Mitchell, Gyles Brandreth.

6/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

4/13. Bob and Terry take an eventful trip down memory lane. From August 1975.

4/4. It's Viva Las Vegas as Giles accidentally gets three wives in a row and loses the jackpot.

6/6. Judgement day dawns for the shady lawyer. Stars Michael Roberts. From July 1990.

5/5. Gordon Brown makes a call and surprise auditions for the new Doctor Who. From 2003.

4/20. The platoon take action when Mainwaring becomes obsessed with their feet. From 1975.

2/4. Headmaster Miles Jupp presides over his unruly celebrity pupils. From September 2009.

Charlie Brooker returns in a doomed bid to summarise 2009's TV output without vomiting.

6/6. The musical comedian presents his selection of classic comic songs. With Phil Nicol.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis cast a satirical eye over the week's news. From 25th December.

5/6. The prospect of female company spurs on a rescue mission from Dave Lister and crewmates.

Sketch show that scrutinises the issues of the day, with Miles Jupp. From July 2009.

The lad, Bill and Sid eat al fresco to impress their dates from the local Palais.

After the band splits, Jermaine holds auditions in the toilets. From October 2005.

The shady lawyer tries to swing a prize fight. From June 1990.

With his cycle clapped out, the cheeky schoolboy tries to win cash to buy a new one.

The civil servants botch a British food promotion in New York. From July 1977.

3/6. Rosie and William's return bugs the old rogue, who turns to The Forsyte Saga.

Lynn Ferguson reveals what happened to our fairy tale heroines.

Clips of some of the early embarrassing moments in many a celebrity's fledgling career.

Clive Anderson looks back at the entertainment highlights of the past year's Loose Ends.

Some unexpected visitors descend from above for their first visit to Fraochy Bay.

12/33. English trumpeter Alison Balsom joins the funny man at St Paul's Fitzgerald Theater.

Hiwmor a chwaraeon gyda Mari Lovgreen. Humour and sport with Mari Lovgreen.

Including Radio Active, Hordes of the Things, and Legal, Decent, Honest and Truthful.

3/12. Rusty realises that his Kappa Tau pledge brothers do not especially rate him.

Going behind the scenes with Sean Crummey and the team.

Fresh from his Strictly triumph, Chris Hollins sits in for Colin Murray.

'A New Year, A New You' special with Alan Anderson, featuring Reginald D Hunter.

An hour of fun and frolics with Bath-based comedian Tom Craine.

Liam's innocent quest for the father he never met uncovers a series of dark secrets.

A barman tells a businessman they were at school together and insists they hang out.

A comic oratorio inspired by Life of Brian, celebrating 40 years of Monty Python.

5/6. Ed has fallen in love, but his cat proves to be an obstacle to his living happy-ever-after

6/6. After the band splits, Jermaine holds auditions in the toilets. From October 2005.

Alistair McGowan hosts, with guest appearances from Kevin Bridges and Reginald D Hunter.

Ruth Jones and James Corden look through the best outtakes from the hit sitcom.

6/6. Nessa and Dave prepare for marriage, and Stacey has some life-changing news for Gavin.

Documentary telling the story of the long running farce.

6/6. Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis review the highlights of the year's Now Show programmes.

7/7. Riot police are called in as the Teddy Bears try to have their picnic.

13/13. Jonathan Watson and the team toast in the New Year.

5/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

3/6. When Arthur sees an advert for free trial membership of a new gym, there's no stopping him

5/5. What became of the fairy tale heroine who goes for an orthopaedic shoe fitting?

1/6. The ups and downs of a tiny charter airline starts with a bump for pilot Martin.

3/4. Away from their model village, the duo tackle a civil war recreation. From January 2002.

7/13. Kenneth Williams tells all in his new book, plus spicy goings on in Mexico. From May 1969.

Adam and Joe present highlights from their Saturday morning show.

Comedy. Two ex-cons embark on a spree of bank robberies, but soon fall out over a woman.

5/6. Spin doctors Prentiss and McCabe land at the BBC to tackle Radio 3. From February 2000.

Scotland's premier football comedy team prepare to slide tackle the national obsession.

James Naughtie joins Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden for a New Year's Eve celebration.

Jack and Victor find themselves holed up in the Osprey Heights Hoist at Hogmanay.

An Englishman marries an American whose forthright manner disrupts his family's lifestyle.

Witness the moments those in a position of power wish had never been captured.

4/4. Andy Zaltzman judges whether or not the world is still fit for purpose.

6/7. Mary Mary has shocking news of an egg on a wall.

4/8. The further adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole. Read by David Suchet.

2/3. A look back to the year Nineteen Thirty Foot. Sketches and songs from April 1964.

Comedy drama written by Alistair Rutherford.

4/5. What became of the fairy tale heroine who knocked on a door one stormy night?

2/6. Nigel is haunted and Michael thinks he's Bruce Willis. From February 2007.

5/6. Su prepares to take Jeremy home and Abraham prepares to talk to a newspaper. From 2002.

Neddie tracks young Fred Nurke, who's vanished from his banana growing family's home.

Miranda and her guests, including Stephen K Amos, revel in a made-up version of 2009.

5/6. The Essex contingent arrives for a sunny day at the beach, and Gavin has a heart-to-heart.

5/6. Bernard Gallagher makes a devastating discovery.

4/6. Gavin is uncomfortable with Gwen and Bryn knowing about his and Stacey's sex life.

4/6. Monsignor McFadden has declared that Miss McConkey's 'vision' needs careful investigation.

3/6. Pam and Mick are having second thoughts about the conservatory.

3/6. Vera, who runs the manual exchange, 'overhears' a worrying telephone conversation.

2/6. Stacey tries for a new job, and Dave is not a happy bunny when Nessa takes Neil to Essex.

2/6. Customers to Miss Maconchy's shop have increased significantly since her vision at Lourdes

1/6. Gavin starts his new job in Cardiff, while Smithy tries to adjust to life without him.

1/6. When Muriel sees a 'miraculous apparition', Phonsie is quick to seize on its potential.