Hot Laughs

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  Lost Morecambe & Wise episode found

  A lost episode of Morecambe and Wise from nineteen sixty eight has been rediscovered and could soon be shown on the BBC. The programme had been missing from the archives for decades, but was recently found in a private collection and is now being restored ahead of a possible broadcast.

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  Clunk On Cinema

  A new BBC Two series called Cunk on Cinema is on the way, with Diane Morgan returning as Philomena Cunk. The show will see the character explore the history of film, with filming underway and the series expected later this year.

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  Amy Gledhill Tour

  Amy Gledhill has announced a new UK tour titled Thanks For Having Me, following her Edinburgh Comedy Award win. The tour is set to begin in February and run through to May, with dates across the country.

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  Russell Kane Does Shakespeare

  Russell Kane is preparing for his theatre debut, taking on the role of Romeo in a new stage production. He’s said he’s always wanted to appear in a Shakespeare play, with the show expected to open later this year.

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  Joe Lycett Exhibition

  Joe Lycett is set to open his first major solo art exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery this July. The comedian has spent the past year creating pieces exploring themes like nostalgia, grief and loss, marking a new creative direction alongside his work on screen.

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  Celebrity Apprentice

  Comedian Laura Smyth is set to appear in the upcoming series of The Celebrity Apprentice, which is coming to BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The new run will feature a group of well-known faces taking on business challenges set by Lord Sugar, marking the first full-length celebrity version of the show.

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  Alex Horne's New Show

  Taskmaster creator Alex Horne is fronting a new Channel 4 show where families from across the UK will take on a series of challenges. The format sees households competing in tasks set by Horne, with more details expected ahead of its launch.
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  New Inbetweeners Movie

  The Inbetweeners could be returning, with reports of a new film in development for Netflix. The project is said to involve the original creators, and could see the main cast reunite, although no official confirmation has been made.
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  Kevin Bridge on The World Cup

  Kevin Bridges is set to present a new football documentary for BBC One ahead of the World Cup. The programme, titled In Search Of The Beautiful Game, will see him explore the global appeal of football, combining travel, interviews and his own perspective as a lifelong fan.

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  Paddy Young On Tour

  Saturday Night Live UK’s Paddy Young is heading out on tour with a new show titled Will Sir Be Laughing Alone?. The run begins in September and will visit more than twenty-five towns and cities across the UK, before wrapping up with a final date at London’s Soho Theatre Walthamstow in November.