07:20–08:25 (1 hr, 5 min)
Jeeves and Wooster
Comedy drama series based on PG Wodehouse's classic tales. Wooster decides he is in love with Bobbie Wickham and enters into a competition with another of her suitors. His friend Tuppy Glossop has his eye on an opera singer.
- Hugh Laurie (actor)
- Stephen Fry (actor)
- Robert Daws (actor)
- Brenda Bruce (actor)
- Amanda Elwes (actor)
- Mary Wimbush (actor)
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21:00–21:40 (40 min)
Mock the Week
Comedy show combining elements of panel game, stand-up and improvisation, with two teams of comedians taking a satirical swipe at the news and world events. Hosted by Dara O'Briain, with regulars Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons and Russell Howard, joined by guests Lauren Laverne and Rhod Gilbert.
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21:40–22:20 (40 min)
That Mitchell and Webb Look
Comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Includes an evil henchman's plea for clearer wording in death threats, a clip from new daytime TV show Coverage of People Buying a House and then Living in it, and a man who can move biscuits with his mind. The snooker commentators are back, and they've rather taken a shine to one of the younger players. With Olivia Colman, James Bachman, Paterson Joseph and Abigail Burdess.
- Robert Webb (actor)
- David Mitchell (actor)
- Olivia Colman (actor)
- James Bachman (actor)
- Paterson Joseph (actor)
- Abigail Burdess (actor)
22:20–23:00 (40 min)
The Catherine Tate Show
Award-winning comedy sketch series co-written and performed by the versatile comedy actress, featuring a gallery of memorable characters. Lauren asks her teacher if he's gay. Peter Kay visits Nan and together they render Bridge over Troubled Water.
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22:30–23:00 (30 min)
Horne and Corden
This skitcom has a confidence out of whack with its material, but there are still some sizeable sniggers, including James Corden's neat Ricky Gervais stitch-up and the Team GB gymnasts on the rings. A nice nod to the old guard, too, with Tim Brooke-Taylor guesting at Bananaman's funeral. Radio Times reviewer - Mark Braxton
- Mathew Horne (actor)
- James Corden (actor)
- Mathew Baynton (actor)
- Helen Cripps (actor)
- Kellie Bright (actor)
- Brendan Patricks (actor)
- Kathy Burke (director)
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23:00–23:25 (25 min)
Family Guy
Stewie B Goode
Animated comedy about family life. After losing at a swimming competition, Stewie tries to eliminate his rival by blowing up a lifeguard tower. His plan backfires though, and Stewie has a near death experience that seems to change him.
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23:25–23:45 (20 min)
Family Guy
Bango Was His Name-O
Animated comedy about family life. Stewie convinces Brian to go on a road trip with him to San Francisco to search for a man Stewie believes is his real father.
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00:00–00:40 (40 min)
That Mitchell and Webb Look
Comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Includes an evil henchman's plea for clearer wording in death threats, a clip from new daytime TV show Coverage of People Buying a House and then Living in it, and a man who can move biscuits with his mind. The snooker commentators are back, and they've rather taken a shine to one of the younger players. With Olivia Colman, James Bachman, Paterson Joseph and Abigail Burdess.
- Robert Webb (actor)
- David Mitchell (actor)
- Olivia Colman (actor)
- James Bachman (actor)
- Paterson Joseph (actor)
- Abigail Burdess (actor)
00:40–01:20 (40 min)
The Catherine Tate Show
Award-winning comedy sketch series co-written and performed by the versatile comedy actress, featuring a gallery of memorable characters. Lauren asks her teacher if he's gay. Peter Kay visits Nan and together they render Bridge over Troubled Water.
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01:40–02:10 (30 min)
Horne and Corden
Mathew Horne and James Corden host and star in their own comedy sketch show. Mat and James try to do their bit to help a disabled fan... with disastrous results. Meanwhile, Superman has to give Spider-Man some very bad news about Banana Man; Ricky Gervais takes on a new Western film; James has something special to shows Mat; and the Young People's Church have a very special message for the non-believers.
- Mathew Horne (actor)
- James Corden (actor)
- Mathew Baynton (actor)
- Helen Cripps (actor)
- Kellie Bright (actor)
- Brendan Patricks (actor)
- Kathy Burke (director)
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Summary
- 07:20: Jeeves and Wooster
- 21:00: Mock the Week
- 21:40: That Mitchell and Webb Look
- 22:20: The Catherine Tate Show
- 22:30: Horne and Corden
- 23:00: Family Guy
- 23:25: Family Guy
- 00:00: That Mitchell and Webb Look
- 00:40: The Catherine Tate Show
- 01:40: Horne and Corden