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Susan wins a record token in a competition, but she needs to exchange it quickly.

It's all change for the civil servants - and for surprised Brummies! From August 1976.

Jason Manford, Grace Dent and Sanjeev Bhaskar join Christian and Bob Mills.

2/6. Furious Nancy takes action when she learns what the old rogue's been up to.

Sir Timothy Cratchit's selfish Christmas in Africa is rudely interrupted.

A Christmas comedy based on the story of 'Good King Wenceslas', with Timothy West.

The second of Adam and Joe's 12 Podcasts of Christmas, originally broadcast January 2008.

Clive Anderson is joined by Griff Rhys Jones and Arthur Smith at the Edinburgh Festival.

Hiwmor a chwaraeon gyda Tudur Owen. Humour and sport with Tudur Owen.

2/2. Including After Henry, Christmas Eve with The Shuttleworths, and People Like Us.

Adam and Joe celebrate the festive season with their traditional present swapping show.

17/17. Colin Murray is judge and jury of the first ever all comics special of Fighting Talk.

Julia Sutherland with the best of 2009, featuring Barry Cryer.

Adam and Joe host their Christmas show from a tiny hut outside the Big British Castle.

4/4. Sitcom starring Paul Merton as Arthur Bunclarke, possessor of a rare blood group.

4/6. The writer's week is marred by a death, deceptive junk mail and huge egos. From 2005.

Stephen Merchant celebrates the comedy writing partnership of Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

5/6. The band's future is threatened, when Bret goes on a date. From September 2005.

3/4. Sitcom starring Rik Mayall and June Whitfield, introduced by Paul Merton.

5/6. Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news.

12/13. A special festive edition of the popular sketch show.

2/7. The Queen of Hearts' traditional Christmas message.

Comedian Justin Moorhouse is joined by some comedy chums as they take a romp through 2009.

Clive Anderson introduces an eclectic mix of the year's best music and conversation.

Gêm banel sy'n edrych yn ddychanol ar newyddion y flwyddyn. A look at the year's news.

It's panto time for Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer, John Junkin, Peggy Mount and co.

A sketch show born and bred in the Doric North East of Scotland.

2/6. Arthur steps in at short notice to play a prominent role in a Murder Mystery evening.

5/5. The police free Vera's family, as Irene writes to her estranged son.

The bumbling theatre veteran prepares for a seasonal appearance at an old folk's home.

A young man finds love with a vicar's daughter. Anthony Trollope's Victorian comedy.

How even the best laid festive plans can go awry and a message from your milkman.

Evadne's mother is on festive visit, and she's driving her daughter crackers!

Baron Hardup's daughters battle to go to Prince Charming's ball. From December 1967.

6/6. With Clive James, Tim Minchin and Philip Pullman.

The second of Adam and Joe's 12 Podcasts of Christmas, originally broadcast January 2008.

4/6. Spinning for both the Church and the State proves profitable for Prentiss and McCabe.

4/4. Arabella Weir talks to Paul Whitehouse about his career in comedy.

Sir Henry loves his cakes, but could they be his downfall? With Stephen Fry.

John's plans for a festive gathering go awry. Written by and starring Graham Fellows.

5/5. Back where it premiered, Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball TV smash hit.

2/4. Starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. A Rolls Royce and a banger refuse to give way.

The late Ludovic Kennedy reminisces about his life and his 25 years on television.

3/4. Andy Zaltzman looks at the things that make Britain truly British.

1/7. The scandal of Jack and his genetically-modified beanstalk.

Adam and Joe present highlights from their Saturday morning show.

With Richard Elfyn, Matthew Gravelle, Rhian Morgan and Siriol Jenkins.

The BBC, carol singers, old folk and Scrooge get the festive treatment. From 1969.

4/5. A sketch show born and bred in the Doric North East of Scotland.

4/5. Drama shifts to crisis as Irene gets Vera's kids to vent their feelings in verse.

The much-loved duo's special Christmas compilation. With Brian Wilde and Percy Edwards.

Charles Dickens' Christmas tale takes a bashing from Spike Milligan and co.

The second of Adam and Joe's 12 Podcasts of Christmas, originally broadcast January 2008.

The family's ancient culture reveals some curious customs. From December 1995.

6/6. Luke is forced to stand in during Lee and Hayley's wedding reception.

The National Local Radio Station links up with Bethlehem and drops in on sick kids.

1/4. Comedy starring Frank Skinner as a football fanatic on his way to a Wembley Cup Final.

6/6. Domestic goddess Sue Morgan offers her own take on the perfect Christmas.

Silver anniversary broadcast of this edition from The Royal Military School of Music.

3/5. A sketch show born and bred in the Doric North East of Scotland.

5/6. Bernard Gallagher makes a devastating discovery.

3/5. More acerbic correspondence, as Vera's children take refuge elsewhere.

6/6. Confusion reigns when Rosie's company tackles a gala charity concert for Afghans.

8/12. Juggling his cases and girlfriends, barrister Roger has trouble with toggles and gromits.

4/6. Pregnant Lucy must break the news to her parents and Daniel gets a taste of fatherhood.

The lad lives to regret answering a knock at the front door. From December 1959.

The second of Adam and Joe's 12 Podcasts of Christmas, originally broadcast January 2008.

4/6. The sci-fi star and inventor explains life's big mysteries. From October 1992.

A rip-roaring, Yuletide edition of the paper for boys. Starring Peter Baynham.

5/6. Ben is invited to be godfather to an ex-girlfriend's baby.

6/6. Sharp-edged banter and sketches with a topical flavour. From April 1989.

3/6. Beagle Team undertake a top secret Category G surveillance operation.

4/13. Unleashed on the patients, the medics are unprepared for the formidable Sister Virtue.

2/5. A sketch show born and bred in the Doric North East of Scotland.

2/5. Vera judges a mince pie competition and Irene poisons some children.

4/6. The writer's wife Diana attempts a book about animals for children. From May 1981.

9/9. Single dad Bryan finds himself double-booked for the festivities. From December 1977.

4/6. Host Alan Partridge welcomes a Duchess, a young impressionist and some rent boys.

The day proves unlucky for the superstitious crew of HMS Troutbridge. From June 1972.

The second of Adam and Joe's 12 Podcasts of Christmas, originally broadcast January 2008.

3/6. The public access cable radio show hosted by the District councillors. From February 1999.

1/4. Surveyor's clerk Simon tries hard to cover up a huge white lie. From February 1996.

Festive bickering over Thatcher's Britain and seasonal sexism swipes. From December 1984.

2/6. Howard and Vince set out to find the zoo's former owner Tommy. From October 2001.

6/6. Jack Dee chairs. With Barry Cryer and Tim Brooke-Taylor, Jo Brand and Jeremy Hardy.

Where are Captain Mainwaring's medals? Yuletide fun from 1974.

1/5. A sketch show born and bred in the Doric North East of Scotland.

2/4. Giles visits Iceland and buys some frozen food for his trip to Lapland.

1/5. Recipes and Christmas survival tips from the worst of pen friends Vera and Irene.

4/6. The shady lawyer searches for a lost pekingese. With Michael Roberts. From June 1990.

Celebrity sound-alike celebrations with Robbie Williams, Barbara Windsor, David Beckham.

It's party time - with dried fish, advocaat and the local constabulary. From 1990.

4/6. The musical comedian presents his selection of some of the finest comic songs.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical look at the news. From 11th December 2009.

3/6. Lister goes into stasis. Rimmer fails an exam. The rest of the crew have a bad day too.

An eccentric millionaire funds an expedition for fragments of a famous dessert. From 1955.

The cult sketch comedy's debut. Stars Tim Brooke-Taylor and John Cleese. From April 1964.

Crime writers Ruth Dudley Edwards and Simon Shaw tackle the case of a redhead shot dead.

The quartet of David Barlow, Peter Christie, Miles Kington and Alan Maryon-Davis entertain

The nostalgic spiffing spoof of adventure story papers for boys. From September 1991.

The cheeky schoolboy causes more havoc raising cash to buy his Mum a present. From 1967.

The bumbling civil servants are acting like Scrooge! Re-recording from April 1980.

The King of Comedy hosts half an hour of festive frolics. From December 1987.

Nancy is keen for the family to enjoy a festive celebration together.

16/17. Colin Murray is judge and jury, as a panel of experts try to win points for punditry.

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

15/17. Colin Murray offers points for punditry in front of a live audience in Sheffield.

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

14/17. Simon Day, Iyare, Tom Watt and Iwan Thomas join Colin Murray to win points for punditry.

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

13/17. Colin Murray is judge and jury, as a panel of experts try to win points for punditry.

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

12/17. Henning Wehn, Eleanor Oldroyd, David Croft and Greg Brady all join Colin Murray.

11/17. With Colin Murray, live from the Sporting Words festival in Leeds.

10/17. Colin Murray is joined by Gary O'Reilly, Jeff Probyn, Terry Alderton and Gail Emms.

9/17. Colin Murray is joined by Matt Holland, journalist Jim White and comedian John Bishop.

8/17. Colin Murray presents live from Hull, as his guests try to win points for punditry.

7/17. Colin Murray is judge and jury as a panel of experts try to win points for punditry.

6/17. Austin Healey, John Rawling, Iyare Igiehon and Mark Watson join Colin Murray.

5/17. Colin Murray is joined by Eleanor Oldroyd, Gary O'Reilly, Greg Brady and Ian Moore.

4/17. Colin Murray is joined by Alun Cochrane, Jim White, Will Buckley and Dougie Anderson.

3/17. Colin Murray is joined by Eleanor Oldroyd, Ian Stone, Martin Kelner and David Ginola.

2/17. Colin Murray is joined by John Rawling, Steve Lamacq, Simon Day and Stuart Robson.

1/17. Colin Murray is judge and jury. With Greg Brady, Mark Watson, Des Kelly and Simon Jones.