The Great British Shitcom

Bruce Forsyth plays the manager of a department store; the sequel to Tripper's Day picking up the mantle from the late Leonard Rossiter

Lee Evans falls over in some funny ways during the 00s.

If you're reading this, its possibly the last episode of Shitcom we're doing. Thanks for listening, it really means a lot to us.

An old lady inherits a pub from her Dad who is pretending to be severely ill. Oh, and she plays the piano.

The video of this was pretty sketchy at best. David Jason was in this I think?

A chatty man from the theatre acts in a sitcom about... jobs?

A very talky sitcom from a bloke who I think was in the theatre. If he wasn't, it sure seemed like it.

We recorded this about a year ago, I don't remember if I'm honest

Merry Shitmas, now we're watching the classic 'Allo 'Allo!

Mark gambles with Catholocism and Wood's Grandparents adopt a Gorilla.

We're back for a Christmas special with My Family

It's the final episode of the series, Jones is hungover, Mark gets annoyed and Wood remains a constant.

Rory McGrath & Jimmy Mulville star in this unexpectedly enjoyable finish to our series.

In a change to the formula, Mark edited this episode. With 110 minutes of recording to work with for this one episode, apologies for the weird cuts.

When you go to a Toby Carvery you'll likely pile your plate up with every food imaginable to make what you'd consider 'the ultimate roast'. This analogy does not apply to Health & Efficiency.

This is the story of the guy from 2point4 Children who left Lynn from Alan Partridge at the alter while the Scouser from Goodnight Sweetheart panics in the face of being a doctor as Trigger from Only Fools & Horses plays a mean surgeon. A smorgasbord of delights.