the conclusion of the "Live and In Pieces" tour that followed the series. The other duo from The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Punt and Dennis (Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis), also wrote and presented their own sketch show, called The Imaginatively Titled Punt & Dennis Show. This, despite getting a more mainstream slot on BBC1, was not too well received either, though it was not subjected to the same vitriol that some critics laid at Newman and Baddiel, which famously led to Private Eye printing a special letters page from their correspondence on the show, entitled The Great Newman & Baddiel Debate. Newman and Baddiel have not worked together since the show ended. Newman became a successful novelist, activist and anti-capitalism campaigner; Baddiel joined forces with Frank Skinner for a number of successful TV and music projects and also wrote three novels. External links Newman and Baddiel in Pieces in the Comedy Guide at BBC Radio 4. 1993 British television series debuts 1993 British television series endings 1990s British television sketch shows BBC television comedy BBC television sketch shows English-language television shows