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Really good TV ads? Yes, they do exist
AdAge has made a pretty decent list of the 10 best TV commercials of 2011. They range from the everybody's-favorite VW ad with the mini Darth Vader to a British ad in which cats have thumbs. Some you have never seen, such as this endearing French item about a bear who directs films. It's a […] [Read More]
The holiday TV ads are on, and I'm feeling so sad
The Zales ads. Gah. [Read More]
Monday Night Football: a modest proposal
I want suprising, different musicians every week singing the "Are you ready for some football?" song. [Read More]
What pop culture phenomena have y'all ignored?
The Emmy nominations are a good excuse to talk about picking and choosing what pop-culture phenomena we fall in love with. [Read More]
Why you know about the Surprised Kitty — or you don't
Bear with me. I have a great unified theory of why pop culture works completely differently from the way it did 10 years ago. First, let's go back a decade or so. Do you remember the Dancing Baby from "Ally McBeal"? Well, when that creepy imaginary baby first appeared on the popular TV show, a […] [Read More]
Great TV ads, and a little vocab lesson
Just a couple of things today: Here's a rundown of the best commercials in the world (more precisely, the winners of the Gold Lion prizes. I'm happy to see the Eminem Chrysler "Born of Fire" ad on the list, as well as that supercool VW ad in which the little kid is dressed as Darth Vader. […] [Read More]
The weirdest commercial you'll see all week
Kind of crazy here today, but I do have a wonderful weird commercial — it's a real one — for you. Enjoy. [Read More]
Worst TV ad ever? I think not.
Still too busy to do a proper blog post, but I stole this awesome commercial off Therese's Facebook entry. (Yes, THAT Therese.) She said it was the worst commercial ever. OK, it has its drawbacks. It's cheesy. It plays into molto stereotypes. And yeah, the young woman clearly loves the cat more than the guy. […] [Read More]
Strangest ad on TV
Very busy today, but just a little bathroom humor: this commercial from Kohler. I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. Disturbing! [Read More]
'Mad Men' and bunnies — it's Friday
1. "Mad men" has been on hiatus for what feels like a lifetime, but this piece from the New York Review of Books, while looooong, finally explains the series to me. It appears to be a bashing, but the payout comes in the bottom third, where, it turns out, there's a reason for all the […] [Read More]
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Si Hawkins checks in with comics who've journeyed to the darkest depths of development hell - TV, radio, film or new-fangled web ventures - and are still standing.
No. 79: John Shuttleworth's Final Curtain?
Graham Fellows celebrates his 30th year as John Shuttleworth with a big benefit gig at the Palladium in June - but could it be John's last hurrah?
No. 78: Auld Lang Syne, Josie LongPublished 5th January
2014 saw the usually politics-fuelled Josie Long take a more personal fork of the comedy freeway, with the show Cara Josephine. But into 2015 she's still ranting about rabid right-wingers - during interviews, at least. Read
No. 77: What's Driving Simon Evans?Published December 2014
A long-serving sage of artisanal gagsmithery, Simon Evans has just made his first stand-up DVD - not that he's a fan of the genre. Nor is he fond of one particular newspaper, which he's boycotting. And don't get him started on cars. Read
No. 76: Joseph Morpurgo's High ConceptsPublished November 2014
Co-founder of the wildly successful improv troupe Austentatious, Joseph Morpurgo's solo work is more audacious, and his new show shares an ethos with some notable musical mavericks. Read
No. 75: The Further Revelations of Mark ThomasPublished November 2014
For the 75th Circuit Training, our first return visitor, and a suitably epic chat with Mark Thomas. He's on often eyebrow-raising form, about arms sales, corporate spying, conspiracy theories, ISIS, Labour, and, er, clitoral stroking. But is it still comedy? Read
No. 74: Station to Station with James AcasterPublished October 2014
He may be 'low energy', a bit ill and standing around at a train station, but James Acaster is in a feisty mood when Circuit Training calls. Reviewers and TV bookers beware. Read
No. 73: Bouncing Back, with Jason ByrnePublished October 2014
The hugely popular Irishman Jason Byrne endured a rare career catastrophe last year when his high-profile TV vehicle flopped - here he talks turkey, his TV comeback, the 'dangerous' new tour, and a tremendous Ross Noble anecdote. Read
No. 72: Thom Tuck, Talking ShopPublished August 2014
A mysteriously-curtailed chat with Thom Tuck, about Munnery, Bambi, expensive dross at the Fringe, piles of rubbish on BBC3, and the much-anticipated new Penny Dreadfuls material. Read
No. 71: Ranganathan Addresses the NationEdinburgh Fringe 2014
Published August 2014
Angry and candid onstage, affable and candid off it, ex-teacher Romesh Ranganathan really lets rip in his new Edinburgh show. Here we talk curriculums, closing schools and some handy comedy-writing advice. Read
No. 70: Unpacking Stuart GoldsmithEdinburgh Fringe 2014
Published August 2014
He's probably better known for his hugely popular podcast than his performing (for the moment) - so what's Stuart Goldsmith's own masterplan? Why does he turn down 'shiny floor' roles? And which TV job was 'stressful, unpleasant and phenomenally frustrating?' Read
No. 69: Abandoman, Still Hatching the PlanPublished July 2014
Freestyle hip-hop duo Abandoman are just about the most roof-raising, impossible-to-follow stand-up act you've ever seen. But are they caught between stools? Or other, more sinister furniture? (Warning, may contain geeky music references) Read
No. 68: Gary Delaney is... The GagfatherPublished April 2014
Gary Delaney is renowned among comedy folk for his almost mutant punchline powers, and some big names have benefited. He talks pun technique, TV writing rooms and the comedy stylings of a Money Saving Expert. Read
No. 67: Marcus Brigstocke's Achilles HeelPublished April 2014
A snapped heel, torn cruciate and broken relationship - the last year has been memorable for Marcus Brigstocke, to say the least. He tells CT about crowd-pleasing injuries, tabloid infamy, meeting Amy Childs, not meeting Maria Miller, his forthcoming political campaign and ongoing Daily Show dream. Read
No. 66: Calman ComposedPublished February 2014
Plotting her own frank and personal route to household-name status, Susan Calman talks pitching, pessimism, her nascent reality show plan, and lavatory-based encounters with fans. Read
No. 65: Jarlath Regan's green cardPublished December 2013
After a traumatic two year indoctrination, Jarlath Regan has finally taken to London life and just won an iTunes award for his popular new podcast, featuring the likes of Dylan Moran and, er, Tony Cascarino. But can he still sell the Christmas cards? Read
No. 64: Disturbing Jeremy HardyPublished September 2013
A much-loved British institution - a Hardy annual, if you will - Jeremy Hardy talks touring, envy, Izzard, TV disasters, Blackadder fame, Father Ted disappointment and the unsavoury Savile business. Read
No. 63: Bob Mills Goes LargePublished August 2013
Best known for his cult ITV show In Bed with Medinner, Bob Mills also worked with the likes of Ray Winstone, Timothy Spall and Michael Barrymore during a busy spell on both sides of the camera. Not all of it went as planned. Read
No. 62: Patrick Monahan goes on and onPublished June 2013
Everyone's favourite Irish-Iranian Geordie on some splendidly naive early gigs, how spontaneity stalled his TV career, and comedy crowd-surfing. NB: this may be the first ever Circuit Training where nobody gets slagged off. Read
No. 61: The invincible Andre VincentPublished May 2013
A circuit legend, Andre Vincent also helped launch much modern TV satire (but not the 'abysmal' 10 O'Clock Live, he'd hasten to add), before an abortive Robbie Williams experience put him right off. And what happened to his bits on Stewart Lee's recent show? Read
No. 60: The peptic-fuelled Eddie PepitonePublished April 2013
US comedy's answer to The Hulk, mild-mannered Eddie Pepitone turns into a vein-popping rage monster on stage - and it's made him the hottest ticket in town. Trust me to upset him. Read
No. 59: Pete the magic FirmanPublished March 2013
Middlesbrough's own master of the mystic arts, Pete Firman follows a fine tradition of magical British comics. This chat also takes in Ronnie Corbett, David Blaine and the world's strongest [bleep]. Read
No. 58: The Ever-Empirical Robin IncePublished February 2013
Ploughing his own singular furrow as far as stand-up careers go, the accidentally influential Robin Ince returns with another science-based outing. But how will it do in the provinces? Read
No. 57: Doc Brown is all over 2013Published January 2013
From Ronson and Winehouse to Gervais and Ayoade, 1Xtra to Radio 4, Doc Brown's life lurched in an unlikely new direction a few years back. And it just keeps on lurching. Read
No. 56: Glenn Wool is Up in the AirPublished December 2012
Making a brief festive return to the UK, the now home-free Canadian Glenn Wool talks STD's, US TV and upcoming ventures with a couple of comedy heavyweights. Read
No. 55: An accident-prone chat with Sara PascoePublished November 2012
She's been ranted at by Malcolm Tucker, struck dumb by David Cross and sexed-up by Will Arnett. But this week it's all about the stand-up, as Sara Pascoe: The Musical takes residence at the Soho Theatre... Read
No. 54: Bravo, Mark Thomas, BravoPublished November 2012
In the midst of an unlikely new tour, Mark Thomas talks Hillsborough, corruption, construction, The Comedy Product, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, and opera. Read
No. 53: I Think it's Lee HurstPublished October 2012
What ever happened to Lee Hurst? Thrust into our front rooms via a popular sporting panel game, he then retreated from TV and sent the rumour mill into TheyThinkIt'sAllOverdrive. Here the touring-again comic gives Circuit Training the full and frank. Read
No. 52: Little Cook grows upEdinburgh Fringe 2012
Published August 2012
Dan Wright is still best known for his seminal portrayal of the smaller one in Big Cook, Little Cook, but after this year's Fringe, will we all be pointing and saying 'look, there's the Michael Jackson loon'? Read
No. 51: Amy Lamé, definitely not lameEdinburgh Fringe 2012
Published July 2012
The cabaret queen and long-time Danny Baker sidekick ponders celeb obsessions, Celeb Air, the legacy of Gaytime TV, plus a few nuggets about the big Baker-scribed new Muppet show. Read
No. 50: The Flashback EpisodePublished June 2012
For the 50th edition of the Circuit Training column, Si Hawkins looks back at some of the most interesting bits from his interviews. Featuring choice cuts from the likes of Dave Gorman, Rich Fulcher, Adam Buxton, Sean Hughes and Richard Herring. Read
No. 49: In the moshpit with Miles JuppPublished May 2012
His CV already boasted Balamory, Rev and The Thick of It, and now includes Steve Coogan's new film and a book about cricket. Here Miles Jupp talks disastrous festival gigs, Frankie Boyle and full tosses. Read
No. 48: Dr Sinha will chase you nowPublished April 2012
GP turned comic Paul Sinha is now the Dr Doom of general knowledge, as the newest know-it-all villain on ITV quiz show The Chase. It's having an intriguing impact on his live work, too. Read
No. 47: Humphrey Ker is SmashingPublished March 2012
One minute Humphrey Ker is swearing at Churchill, the next he's sticking up for Luis Suarez. We unload a Luger-full of questions at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe Best Newcomer and occasional football pundit. Read
No. 46: The Fall and Rise of Richard HerringPublished March 2012
He bounced back from the full Tony Hayers treatment to become one of Britain's finest stand-ups. Here Richard Herring talks ups, downs, turnarounds, podcasts, his old partner and a more recent nemesis. Read
No. 45: The Unexpurgated Steve HughesPublished February 2012
We're on the verge of World War 3, human rights are often evil and - most shockingly - the Daily Mail possibly isn't. These are the ravings of Steve Hughes - strap in for the sweariest Circuit Training interview yet! Read
No. 44: The oddly unsung Owen O'NeillPublished January 2012
He's been on Conan and Letterman, written scripts for Danny Boyle and Christian Slater, acted alongside Liam Neeson and won awards as a budding director - inside the curious career of Owen O'Neill. Read
No. 43: Christmas at Tiffany'sPublished December 2011
She popped up in several star-laden sitcoms and is now reaping the rewards of a stint on reality TV. Time to talk turkey with Tiffany Stevenson... Read
No. 42: The Aristocratic Paul ProvenzaPublished November 2011
Widely blamed for fatally wounding US drama Northern Exposure, Paul Provenza went and showed 'em by making a surprise hit of dirty-mouthed doc The Aristocrats. Now he's bringing Set List to Soho, and scaring the bejeezus out of Britain's best comics. Read
No. 41: Sean's (New) ShowPublished November 2011
What do teen heart-throbs do when they reach middle-age? Whatever they fecking well feel like doing. Here Hughes talks Sean's Show, Buzzcocks, drugs, drink, Hicks and his actively-unsexy new live hour, plus a gentle dig at a couple of comedy untouchables. Read
No. 40: Dave Gorman has Visual AidsPublished October 2011
Hugely popular across myriad comedic outlets, Dave Gorman also gets some stick for his part in the rise of lecture-style stand-up. Not that he ever did lecture-style stand-up, apparently... Read
No. 39: The Stade We're InPublished September 2011
Once tipped for big-time US TV success, Tom Stade ended up co-writing the infamous Tramadol Nights after numerous neglected years on the UK circuit. So is he, like Frankie Boyle, still being horrid about Jordan's offspring? Read
No. 38: Michael Smiley's PeoplePublished September 2011
Thrust into thespianism by Simon Pegg and Spaced, Michael 'Tyres' Smiley has been flexing those acting muscles with Luther and now Kill List. So why won't his award-winning wife work with him? Read
No. 37: Imran Yusuf, Bringing the ThunderEdinburgh Fringe 2011
Published August 2011
At the last Fringe he was doing free shows. Now he's selling loads of tickets, has a TV vehicle in the offing, and Michael McIntyre re-quoting his routines. It's been quite a year for Imran Yusuf... Read
No. 36: Josie Long, the AgitatressEdinburgh Fringe 2011
Published July 2011
Fans of Josie Long's likable on-air persona and extensive indie-pop t-shirt collection may be blissfully unaware that she's also a soapbox-mounting Tory-bothering political firebrand. Rabbles should prepare to be roused at this year's Edinburgh Fringe... Read
No. 35: Ian Stone, Staying at HomePublished July 2011
The irascible Ian Stone is suddenly as well known for supporting Arsenal as he is for several decades of solid stand-up: that's podcasts for you... Read
No. 34: Phil Nichol was a Pretty Naughty BoyEdinburgh Fringe 2011
Published June 2011
After pushing the envelope at last year's Edinburgh Fringe with the high-concept Welcome To Crazytown, Phil Nichol is pulling it back in with this year's low-concept Simple Hour. Oddly enough it's his most ambitious project yet. Read
No. 33: Paraffin, Puffins and Paul FootEdinburgh Fringe 2011
Published June 2011
Loved by fellow comics and an army of 'connoisseurs', Paul Foot is, nonetheless, unlikely to ever become the new Russell Howard. Unless Mock the Week suddenly introduce a 15-minute one-man improvised play to round things off. Again, unlikely. Read
No. 32: Blue-Sky Thinking with Andrew CollinsPublished May 2011
After negotiating practically every job in the media Andrew Collins tried stand-up last year, then instantly retired. Now his first sitcom has reached Radio 4 after absolute aeons, and he's finally broken The Guardian too (well, their website). But doesn't he miss being locked in cupboards with Rod Stewart? Read
No. 31: Tim Vine is WarmPublished April 2011
The Not Going Out star is hardly ever in right now as he negotiates a nationwide tour. But we travel back to the mid-1990s, when Tim's warmth was all the rage, quiz shows came calling and he tried to break America with a chimp. Read
No. 30: David SchneiderPublished March 2011
David Schneider is cursed to hear shouts of 'Smell My Cheese!' wherever he goes, such as this year's Edinburgh Festival. But how close was he to a similarly-resonant part in Lord of the Rings, and with which massive mainstream celeb did he once form a (frankly surreal-sounding) double act? Read
No. 29: Kevin EldonPublished February 2011
Inhabiter of some of the most memorable comic creations in recent TV history, Kevin Eldon is now back doing similarly-inspired stand-up. So what's all this about Penelope Keith, evil cheese and a medieval dungeon? Read
No. 28: Stephen GrantPublished January 2011
Jokesmith for hire Stephen Grant has done everything from writing gags at Radio 1 to 'audience wrangling' on QI. So what's Simon Mayo's problem? And why does Tara Palmer-Tomkinson get warmer-uppers so excited? Read
No. 27: John ShuttleworthPublished January 2011
It's a good 25 years since John Shuttleworth first graced our screens with his mighty organ, since when he's dabbled in radio, film, even the Eurovision Song Contest, with varying degrees of non-success. Is he bitter? Perhaps just slightly tart. Read
No. 26: Helen ArneyPublished December 2010
A festive chat with comic songsmith Helen Arney, whose cunning plan to get on radio is to release an album of Christmas songs and say a little prayer. Read
No. 25: Adam BuxtonPublished November 2010
Adam and Joe's beguiling Mr Buxton on his little-known stand-up non-career, Thom Yorke's weeping fits and how the humungous success of The Persuasonists nearly turned him all Hollywood. Read
No. 24: Greg DaviesPublished November 2010
He bestrode our biggest sitcom and was the talk of this summer's Edinburgh Festival. A good year for Greg Davies, then. Read
No. 23: Isy SuttiePublished October 2010
The nicest woman in showbusiness, Peep Show's Isy Suttie is off on tour. But will anyone in the audience actually have a clue what she does, when not Dobby? Read
No. 22: Andi OshoPublished September 2010
The Stand Up For The Week regular admits that the right vehicle has yet to pull up, and is refreshingly honest about her TV success to date. Read
No. 21: Tom CrainePublished August 2010
Just a few short years into his stand-up career Tom Craine is coming at us on several fronts. Some people are never satisfied. Read
No. 20: Rich FulcherPublished August 2010
Are you heading up to Edinburgh this August? Do you have a pulse? Then be warned: Eleanor is on the prowl. Read
No. 19: Lee NelsonPublished July 2010
So what did we make of Lee Nelson's Well Good Show? Really? Blimey. We were going to meet for an in-depth dissection of this much-discussed series, but couldn't be arsed, so Circuit Training texted Lee a few questions and about a month later he texted them back. Read
No. 18: David CrossPublished June 2010
Think it's tricky getting stuff made on British TV? US comedy icon David Cross scoffs at the very suggestion, having spent years doing likewise in the States. Now he's trying both at once, and finding it all a bit bewildering. Read
No. 17: Tiernan DouiebPublished June 2010
Ask most stand-ups how they started and you'll usually hear lots of stuff about watching Richard Pryor as a kid then getting egged-on to do an open-spot while inebriated. Not Tiernan Douieb. He went to Clown College. Read
No. 16: Rob RousePublished June 2010
Remember Rob Rouse's stint on The Friday Night Project? No? Well, he has been all-but airbrushed from that particular bit of comedy history. Is he bitter? Let's find out... Read
No. 15: Markus BirdmanPublished May 2010
After years of gadding about on the global stand-up circuit, son-of-a-preacher-man Markus Birdman is finally ready for some broadcast business - but will it be in the 'God Slot', again? Read
No. 14: Crime Does PayPublished February 2010
Bennett Aaron's life was turned upside down when cyberthieves stole his identity, but the fallout has given his career a mighty boost. So does the Welsh comic still wish it hadn't happened? Read
No. 13: We Received AnswersPublished January 2010
Si grills comic graftaholic Mark Watson on his unsuitability for panel shows, empty-seat anxiety and that contentious cider ad. Read
No. 12: The Mac FactorPublished January 2010
A classic case of rising without trace, Michael McIntyre is now just about the biggest stand-up in the UK. Si delves back into his dealings with the comic and searches for signs of that future success. Read
No. 11: Keeping the Home Fires BurningPublished December 2009
Comedy cuckold and sometime house-husband Andy Zaltzman on his new Radio 4 show, his old neglected classic, and how he doesn't really fancy America anyway. Read
No. 10: Trouble Strikes Parson's Topical ParadisePublished December 2009
Mock the Week stalwart Andy Parsons talks to Circuit Training about that Frankie Boyle gag, the plagiariasm scandal and why the BBC Trust are not to be, er, trusted. Read
No. 9: After HumphPublished December 2009
Si Hawkins ponders Jack Dee's promotion to the I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue hotseat, and harks back to some unheard Humphrey Lyttelton for a few words of wisdom. Read
No. 8: Post-Fringe BenefitsPublished October 2009
An interview with Carl Donnelly about how things have changed for him since his Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination. Plus, his experience on Kerrang Radio, his Grouchy Young Men interview, and supporting DJ Yoda on tour. Read
No. 7: The Word of RhodPublished October 2009
Si Hawkins chats to Rhod Gilbert about his stand-up show, Rhod Gilbert and The Cat That Looked Like Nicholas Lyndhurst, plus his eclectic TV career, his sitcom pilot, his thoughts on comics' advertising, and more. Read
No. 6: Klang - The InquestPublished September 2009
With the first run of We Are Klang's sitcom just finished, Circuit Training gently grills Klang's Steve Hall about the road to BBC Three and where he thinks they went right/wrong along the way. Read
No. 5b: The Fringe 2009. SundayPublished August 2009
In the second of the Circuit Training columns from The Edinburgh Fringe, Si reviews Mark Walker's Scorpio and Justin Moorhouse's Seven. Read
No. 5a: The Fringe 2009. SaturdayPublished August 2009
Circuit Training comes from The Edinburgh Fringe, with reviews of Tom Craine's Comfort Blanket and Richard Herring's Hitler Moustache. Read
No. 4b: Extras, Edinburgh - and Everett?Published August 2009
In this follow-up article, Si concludes his talk with James Dowdeswell. He finds out more about the stand-up's comedy heritage, his role in Extras, and plans for the future. Read
No. 4a: Fuckula Gets FestivePublished July 2009
Si talks to stand-up James Dowdeswell. The comic is perhaps best known for his scene-stealing appearance as Count Fuckula in Ricky Gervais' Extras. Read
No. 3: Carr TroublePublished July 2009
A look at the broadcasting career of Alan Carr, which is at an intriguing junction right now. Following a rapid rise up the career ladder, the comic is now presenting a chat show that is picking up some tabloid stick. Read
No. 2: Larking with EricPublished June 2009
Si looks at the impact the Ken Loach film Looking For Eric is set to have on Mancunian comedians Justin Moorhouse and Smug Roberts. Read
No. 1: Flights of FancyPublished May 2009
Si Hawkins introduces the idea behind Circuit Training. We'll be checking in with the people who've survived that journey from circuit to studio, in one direction or another, and with those poor souls currently mired in the depths of development hell. Read
Si Hawkins has been interviewing comedians since Russell Brand was a little-known MTV presenter. He also edits the front end of a popular music magazine and pontificates about football for anyone who'll put up with him. He's @SiHawkins on Twitter.
No more Up The Women
Jessica Hynes's suffragette sitcom Up The Women will not return for a third series. BBC2 has given it the axe. Read
'This Made Me Laugh' films
The Barbican has invited eight stars from the world of comedy to select their favourite classic comedy films. Read
ITV's Play To The Whistle
Holly Willoughby has signed up to present Play To The Whistle, a sports-based comedy panel show for ITV. Read
Ray Peacock: taboo comedy
Ray Peacock explains why he has decided to open up about his suicide attempt in his latest stand-up show. Read
Dad's Army only just made
A speech by TV executive Huw Wheldon revealed that the BBC nearly didn't make the Dad's Army series. Read
Lemon is Back To The Future
Keith Lemon is to star in a one-off special on ITV2 celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Back To The Future film. Read
Charlie Brooker special
Charlie Brooker will return to BBC Two in the run-up to the Election with a new hour-long Wipe special. Read
Russell Howard's new show
Russell Howard's Stand Up Central, which launches in April, will feature guests including Joe Wilkinson. Read
Frankie Boyle's new show
Frankie Boyle will follow his 2014 Scottish independence referendum special with a new iPlayer election show. Read
Doc Martin Series 7 filming
Martin Clunes and the rest of the Doc Martin cast are now in Cornwall to film Series 7 of the hit ITV show. Read
Laura Aikman interview
Laura Aikman talks about joining the cast of Bluestone 42, and how she was 'liquid sweat' filming the show. Read
ITV2 orders Plebs Series 3
ITV2 has ordered more Plebs, the Ancient Rome sitcom starring Tom Rosenthal, Joel Fry and Ryan Sampson. Read
Nathan Caton interview
Stand-up comedian Nathan Caton talks to us about various topics, including his ideal comedians football squad. Read
Jack Dee's Help Desk on TV
BBC Two has ordered Jack Dee's Help Desk, a series starring Jack Dee and a panel of comedians. Read
Michael McIntyre new shows
Michael McIntyre is working on two new series for BBC One, however his chat show format won't return to TV. Read
Images from '50 Comics'
Check out some striking pictures from photographer Matt Crockett's book of comedian portraits, 50 Comics. View
Milton Jones interview
Milton Jones talks about big hair, bad shirts, Mock The Week, his mammoth 2015 tour and other topics too: Read
Harry & Paul win RTS Awards
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse have won two gongs at the Royal Television Society Awards. Read
Jeremy Clarkson HIGNFY
Jeremy Clarkson is still currently booked to act as a presenter on the next series of Have I Got News For You. Read
Rik Mayall - legend award
Rik Mayall has been named as the recipient of the Leicester Comedy Festival 'Legend Of Comedy' award. Read
Harry & Paul to tour
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse are planning their first ever live tour together - Harry & Paul: Legends. Read
Prof Branestawm to return
Harry Hill will return as eccentric inventor Professor Branestawm for another one-off BBC special this Christmas. Read
Chortle Award winners
Bridget Christie and James Acaster are amongst the winners at the 2015 Chortle Awards. Full results here: Read
Ben Miller's science show
Ben Miller, Romesh Ranganathan and Rachel Riley will front the pilot of ITV science show Out Of This World. Read
The Week That Wasn't pilot
Jolyon Rubinstein and Heydon Prowse will host the pilot episode of The Week That Wasn't, a new topical format. Read
Raised By Wolves interview
Sisters Caitlin Moran and Caroline Moran talk about creating Raised By Wolves, their Channel 4 sitcom. Interview
Learn improv in London
A group of established comedians have set up a new theatre company and school - one devoted entirely to improv. Read
Enter Amused Moose comp
Entry is now open for the 2015 Amused Moose Laugh Off, a stand-up comedy competition for new acts. Read
Stewart Lee discusses axe
Stewart Lee has talked about the axing of his Comedy Central show, The Alternative Comedy Experience. Read
Birds Of A Feather S12
Hit sitcom Birds Of A Feather will return for a 12th series, its third since a highly successful revival by ITV. Read
Carry On Forever
ITV3 will broadcast a new Carry On documentary series, including unseen behind-the-scenes clips. Read
Comic Relief's No Direction
Boy band One Direction have revealed the comics who will be impersonating them as spoof group No Direction. Read
Russell Brand back on XFM
Russell Brand will be back on the XFM radio station after a two year hiatus, with a podcast highlights show. Read
Keith Lemon - more sketches
ITV2 has ordered a second series of The Keith Lemon Sketch Show, the latest TV comedy vehicle for Leigh Francis. Read
The Kennedys filming now
Katherine Parkinson and Dan Skinner will star in The Kennedys, the new BBC One comedy series. Read
Dapper Laughs films sitcom
Daniel O'Reilly - aka controversial comedy character Dapper Laughs - has posted a new sitcom pilot online. Read
Peter Kay in new comedy
Peter Kay will play Danny Baker's dad in a new comedy series based on his autobiography: Cradle To Grave. Read
Michael McIntyre at Easter
Stand-up comedian Michael McIntyre will host a one-off Easter special for BBC One. Read
Phoenix Nights cast
We take a look back at what the Phoenix Nights cast have been doing since the sitcom ended in 2002. Read
Lord of the Dance Settee 3
A brand new third episode of Richard Herring's latest podcast series, Lord of the Dance Settee. Listen
Ronnie Barker Lecture
The BBC has announced the creation of an annual Ronnie Barker Comedy Lecture. Read
New Ben Miller sitcom
Ben Miller will be reunited The Worst Week Of My Life writers for new BBC One sitcom I Want My Wife Back. Read
Tracey Ullman back at BBC
Tracey Ullman is to make a brand new series for the BBC, more than 30 years since last working for them. Read
Morgana Robinson pilot
Morgana Robinson has been awarded her own sketch show pilot for BBC Two, called Morgana & Friends. Read
Harry & Paul retrospective
BBC Two has confirmed a programme celebrating the 25-year partnership of Harry Enfield & Paul Whitehouse. Read
Post-election Bremner show
Rory Bremner will follow up his Coalition Report with an Election Report special after May's General Election. Read
Kerry Howard sitcom Witless
BBC Three has ordered a sitcom starring Kerry Howard about flatmates who go into witness protection. Read
Bad Education Movie details
Sarah Solemani, Mathew Horne and Harry Enfield will all appear in The Bad Education Movie. Read
Paul Whitehouse interview
An interview with Paul Whitehouse and David Cummings, writers of new sitcom Nurse. Read
O2 Comedy Gala 2015
Channel 4 has confirmed a sixth year of its Comedy Gala fundraiser in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital. Read


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Wait, so does that mean Tristana's ult onto a wall has less "stun" time?
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Traditionally, an ornamental pickle is placed on a Christmas tree as one of the Christmas decorations. OnChristmas morning, the first child to find the pickle on the tree would get an extra present from Santa Claus or would have a year of good fortune.
The Christmas Pickle? Naked snow run? Family drinking contest?
Steve's grandfather is German, so it's an ancient German tradition. It's a huge dill pickle. You can also use a ceramic pickle. Most people have two pickles so if there are multiple children, there's no fighting. Lil D says it's actually an American tradition. He's debunking Steve's story…
Slacker doesn't understand why kids would fall for this. They would much rather have a bike, right? Slacker's parents used to go down to the local church and help out the needy. Turns out, he was actually the one being helped. He would get back home and find a stinky sweater under the tree. Slacker buys pajama's for everybody in his family and then they open one gift on Christmas Eve so they all look good on Christmas Morning. His son always thinks it's a party and looks a bit upset when it's just clothing. In his old neighborhood, people used to run around the block naked after a good snow storm. Not much worse than his new neighborhood, but…Yeah.
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Yes, I always enjoy these a-ha moments when there is a difference between an author's methods and your own, and you discover what specific parts of their method need to be modified to adapt to your own way of working. And you can do this without faulting the author, you just don't take that part of their advice "because it doesn't apply".
I like polyglot's explanation of the idea that 5 two second exposures, given "Barry Thornton's way" might not equal a single 10 second exposure. (There's intermittency effect too, but light bulb warmup is more significant in this case).
So, assuming you pass a sheet of cardboard over the test strip exposure, your method really gives a single 10 second exposure when you proof (at 10 seconds) so your print exposure will be a single 10 second exposure.
I'll assume you don't have a fluctuating-light-output (fluorescent bulb) type enlarger, these make the synchronizing of test exposures and print exposures less certain... That's what I have, in my case I need to be mindful of whether my 10 second exposures on my test strips got the first or the last 10 seconds of a 40 second exposure...


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Is Twitter a danger to democracy
An interesting sidebar story is brewing in Germany following last week's regional elections. Apparently exit poll data from three states was leaked via Twitter – 90 minutes early – causing some officials to question how such technology might impact future elections. BreitBart reports on the story here.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's team took it on the chin in the elections and the one of the people quoted in the story has the bruises to prove it:
- The deputy parliamentary head of Merkel's Christian Union party, Wolfgang Bosbach, said the leaking of the results "damaged democracy."
- "There is a danger that an election could be falsified," Bosbach told the Koelner Stadt-Anzeiger local daily.
The other quote comes from Roderich Egeler, the federal election commissioner:
- "It would be a worst-case scenario if the exit poll results were to become known before polling stations closed,"
BreitBart's story also points out:
- A similar leak also occurred during the parliamentary vote to re-elect Germany's President Horst Koehler on May 23. On that occasion, a handful of lawmakers announced Koehler's re-election before the results were officially published.
That's the set up. Now I'm going to weigh in.
A leak…in politics…whoda thunk it?
I realize people involved in politics, are genetically coded to speak in hyperbole, but claiming the leaks – and by association Twitter- are capable of damaging democracy is ridiculous on its face.
Information, as they say, is power. But information has only the power that we assign to it. Those who shrugged off the early exit poll data and continued to the polls gave the reports no power at all. Others heard the same information and gave it the power to inform their decisions. My bottom line, anyone who did not vote Germany based on exit polls reported too early have only themselves to blame.
We went through a similar incident in 2000 when the networks called Florida for Gore, then took it back, then gave it to Bush, and took it back again. Republicans cried "foul" because the original call was made before the polls in the Florida Panhandle closed. They claimed Bush lost thousands of votes because disheartened supporters didn't bother casting their vote on the belief it was irrelevant.
At home the networks were rightly embarrassed and changed their processes. In Germany the leakers could face criminal prosecution.
With all the information swirling around the web, and the ability for anybody with a computer and internet connection to add to the chaos, we need to be more vigilant than ever when assessing what we hear, see and read. We need to be mindful of the source and what, if any, agenda they have.
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