Categories: Comedy

Trouble in the Air

Classic comedy series about hare-brained bureaucrats

Radio 4 Extra

Series 6

The Seven Steptoerai

The classic BBC sitcom about a father-and-son rag and bone team. Adapted from TV.

Radio 4 Extra

Series 4

Episode 4

Comedy sketch show written by and starring Neil Edmond, Justin Edwards and James Rawlings

Radio 4 Extra

Series 67

Episode 5

The long-running, self-styled antidote to panel games

Radio 4

Series 16

Will insects inherit the earth?

Irreverent look at the world through scientists' eyes. With Brian Cox and Robin Ince.

Radio 4

Series 2

Oh Brother

Sitcom about two sisters and their love/hate relationship. Written by Susan Calman

Radio 4

Series 2

The King Was in His Counting House

Classic sitcom about the exploits of a Second World War Home Guard platoon

Radio 4 Extra

Series 5

Wave Goodbyes to CBEs the Burkiss Way

Classic sketch comedy from the 1970s

Radio 4 Extra

Series 1

Episode 3

Music-themed comedy series, starring Bob Monkhouse and Suggs

Radio 4 Extra

Series 1

Babysitter

Clare Barker stars as the social worker with all the politically correct jargon

Radio 4

Series 2

Anarchy Looms Over Staplehurst

Literary comedy by Sue Limb parodying the arty and bohemian world of the Bloomsbury Group.

Radio 4

Series 1

23/07/2017

Julia Sutherland hosts a stand-up show in which comedians joke about taboo subjects.

Radio 4

23/07/2017

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Radio 1

From 08/08/1961

Jimmy Edwards stars as the irascible headmaster of Chiselbury School

Radio 4 Extra

Series 2

The Well of Loneliness

Tom Wrigglesworth phones home for his weekly check-in.

Radio 4

Series 2

Episode 2

Comedy sketch show set in a vast call centre called Smile5

Radio 4 Extra

Series 1

Anyone Born in England Should Be Deported

Mark uses his unique logic to propose solutions to society's problems

Radio 4 Extra

Series 2

Episode 3

Sketch show from the writer of Radio 4's Cabin Pressure, John Finnemore

Radio 4

Series 1

The Hoodie

Richard Herring tries to reclaim objects we've grown to hate

Radio 4 Extra