Combining stand up with special guests, the new six part x 30 min entertainment series sees the award-winning comedian bringing her trademark wit, warmth and killer punch lines to BBC Two.  The programmes will be produced at Media City, Salford in January and transmit on BBC Two later in the year.   The show is the first production by So Scotland and is made in association with Sarah Millican’s Chopsy Productions. 

Producers- Tom Miller and Paul McGettigan 
Executive Producer- Graham Stuart

6x30

BBC2

The first series of the So/Black Dog panel show. Hosted by Alexander Armstrong and featuring the best comics in the country asking the questions as well as answering them. Including; Clive Anderson, Graham Norton, Sandi Toksvig, Jimmy Carr, Steve Punt, Mark Watson, Robert Webb and Russell Kane.

Written by Will Ing, Dan Gaster and Paul Powell

Series Producer:  Patricia McGowan

Executive Producer: Graham Stuart

6x30

Dave

Currently filming 13 episodes of the brand new panel show for BBC America hosted by Graham Norton and featuring US comics.

Written by Ali Crockatt and David Scott

Executive Producer:  Jim Biederman, Graham Norton,  Graham Stuart
BBC America: 5 November for 13 weeks

 

 

Graham's back where he loves to be. On Friday nights. The best guests, the best comedy, the best fun every Friday at 10:35 on BBC1.

Series Producer: Jon Magnusson
Series Director : Steve Smith
Executive Producer: Graham Stuart
BBC1 21 October for 20 weeks

The first series of a new sitcom for kids. Set deep inside a video games console, the show follows off and on-screen lives of the game stars. You've never seen anything like this before.

Directors: Sacha Ransome & Chris Reddy

Series Producer: Jeremy Salsby

CBBC 13 x 30' 

Third season of BAFTA nominated sketch show, 'Sorry, I've Got No Head'.

The idea behind 'Sorry, I've Got No Head' was to create a sketch show for the demanding 8-12 audience who know their comedy and have sophisticated tastes. We wanted to make pre-watershed comedy with adult sensibilities, including the writing and performing talent, with a high quality/volume sketch count in each show, and featuring returning characters and catchphrases.

The result was a fast-paced comedy sketch show, jam packed with off-beat, silly and inventive characters, in an array of irreverent set-ups. The show featured a cast of stellar comedy talent, namely Marcus Brigstocke, Mel Giedroyc, James Bachman, David Armand, Justin Edwards, Anna Crilly, Will Andrews and Mark Evans, plus Fergus Craig, Toby Davies, Marek Larwood, Nick Mohammed, Javone Prince playing both adult and child parts.

Director: Ian Curtis
Producer: Jeremy Salsby
CBBC 13th May

Alexander Armstrong's Big Ask is the quiz show where the contestants don't just answer questions; they have to think them up. It's a combination of tricky questions and witty banter with a sackful of fascinating and bizarre facts thrown in for takeaway value. The first show is a one-off special featuring Robert Webb, Katy Brand and Griff Rhys-Jones.

Series Producer: Patricia McGowan
Co-production with Black Dog Television
DAVE 30th May