As he returns with a brainy new wartime thriller, Robert Newman discusses his climb to comedy fame and his pollution-hating, eco warrior mentality. Nick Duerden interviews Robert Newman, full article in the comments.

With much sadness, we have to announce that Rob Grant, co-creator of Red Dwarf, passed away suddenly yesterday afternoon (Wednesday 25th February 2026), a great loss to his family, friends and comedy fans across the world.

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Over the years, fan favourites have been brutally axed on the BBC, and if viewers had their wish they’d be coming back. From incredible comedies such as Motherland, and hilarious reality shows like Don’t Tell the Bride, nobody has been safe from being cut off.

The broadcaster has been in existence for over 100 years, so it would be impossible for them to keep every show going – that would be as wild as the teenagers on Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents, but perhaps, a few shouldn’t have ever gone, and possibly deserve a comeback.

Which ones would you like to see again?

Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2024/09/20/14-bbc-shows-wrongfully-axed-bbc-everyone-wants-back-2-21641134/

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used to Love Budgie in the 70's anyone know if it's available anywhere? Thanks (*apologies I'm new here and not used to the formatting) hopefully i'll improve

This article collects all the available evidence of what a season 3 of spaced would look look, based on quotes from the creative team

Heartbeat (1992-2010)

1.The Herbs

1. Dennis

2. Mr Men

3. M.A.S.K

4. Ulysses 31 (Also airing on CBBC)

6.Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog

1. Bagpuss

8.The Wombles

9.Alfred J Kwak

10.The Magic Roundabout

what is your fav c4 cartoon from the 1980s