Category : Search result: comedy satire


Vic Reeves' hilarious handrail antics on London Tube

Comedy legend Vic Reeves had London Underground passengers roaring with laughter as he performed his iconic swing routine on a Central line handrail, proving he's still the king of surreal humour.

Father Ted's Graham Linehan shares moving dad tribute

Comedy writer Graham Linehan shares a moving and poignant tribute to his late father, revealing a deeply personal side and the profound impact of his loss, prompting an outpouring of support from fans and colleagues.

BBC Sitcom Axed After Star Joins Rival Channel 4 Show

The BBC's acclaimed sitcom 'Here We Go' has been abruptly cancelled following its lead actor's shock departure to a competing Channel 4 series, leaving fans devastated and questioning the future of original British comedy.

South Park: Satan Dumps Trump in New Special

The latest South Park special, 'The End of Obesity', features a hilarious and controversial subplot where Satan dumps Donald Trump, blaming him for ruining his reputation. The show continues its long tradition of political satire.

South Park Mocks Trump's Mugshot in New Special

In a scathing return, Comedy Central's 'South Park' takes direct aim at Donald Trump's mugshot and mounting legal battles in its latest special, 'The End of Obesity', sparking laughter and controversy.

Singapore censors US comedian's Palestine jokes

Exclusive: American comedian Sammy Obeid's show in Singapore was shut down by authorities for jokes about Palestine, sparking a fierce debate on censorship and free speech in the city-state.

HBO's 'The Franchise': The Next Veep-Style Comedy Hit

HBO's upcoming satirical comedy 'The Franchise', from the genius behind 'Veep', takes a hilarious swipe at the chaotic world of superhero movie-making. Starring Himesh Patel and Jessica Hynes, this is the must-watch show for 2024.

Mitchell and Webb Reunite for New TV Project

The iconic British comedy duo, David Mitchell and Robert Webb, are set to return to our screens with a brand new television show, marking their highly anticipated reunion after their celebrated work on 'Peep Show' and 'That Mitchell and Webb Look'.

Lorne Michaels Denies Censoring SNL Over Trump

Saturday Night Live's legendary producer Lorne Michaels has publicly refuted claims that the show censored its content to avoid criticising Donald Trump. Speaking on 'Real Time with Bill Maher', Michaels dismissed the allegations as unfounded, asserting t

Aunty Donna: Australian TV Comedy Needs Massive Shake-Up

The cult comedy trio Aunty Donna delivers a scathing critique of the Australian television industry, exposing a stagnant system that stifles creativity and risks losing its next big stars to overseas opportunities.

Sam Jay: We The People - A Scorching Edinburgh Triumph

US comedian Sam Jay delivers a masterclass in political comedy with 'We The People' at Edinburgh's Pleasance Courtyard. A razor-sharp critique of American democracy that resonates powerfully with a UK audience.

Newsom's Comedy Roast of Trump: Political Genius or Risk?

California Governor Gavin Newsom's viral comedic takedown of Donald Trump marks a new, high-stakes phase in political discourse. We analyse the strategy, the risks, and what it reveals about the future of digital-age campaigning.

South Park's scathing Trump satire targets political resurrection

The latest episode of Comedy Central's animated hit 'South Park' delivers a blistering takedown of Donald Trump's political comeback, blending sharp satire with the show's signature outrageous humour as it tackles contemporary American politics.

Lost Paws Review: A Hilarious Feline Take on Modern Life

Our theatre critic delves into 'Lost Paws', the smash-hit play that uses two mischievous cats to expose the hilarious and often painful foibles of their London owners. A must-see comedy about urban life, relationships, and the secret world of pets.

Long Story Short: A BBC Comedy Masterpiece For The Ages

The Guardian's five-star review of 'Long Story Short' hails it as a masterclass in sitcom writing. This BBC gem, starring David Mitchell and Jessica Hynes, is so perfectly crafted and endlessly rewatchable that its potential seems limitless.

Page 1 of 4