Never Mind the Buzzcocks featuring comedienne Jo Brand. Jo has an ingenius way of spotting the real musician from the fakes in the line up - why not just call out their name loudly and see who twitches? This free clip comes from the hit BBC British comedy, music panel show.

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More unwelcome visitors for Tubbs and Edward in a clip from the classic black BBC comedy, The League of Gentlemen.

Drew Carey show Who's Line is it anyway.. Richard Simmons as the props!!! Hilarious..

A series of quotable lines and moments from the 1976 whodunit comedy spoof Murder By Death staring Eileen Brennan, Peter Falk, Peter Sellers, James Coco, David Niven, Alec Guiness, Maggie Smith Elsa Lanchester and Estel Winwood

In part 1: It's Rag Week, and the local youths are up to no good, so the officers discuss tactics. Meanwhile, Grim is the butt of one of the kids' pranks. With Rowan Atkinson, James Dreyfus, David Haig and Mina Anwar. It's the same for comedy as it is for cooking, and it's certainly the same for The Thin Blue Line. Should've worked. Didn't. Actually that's completely unfair. The Thin Blue Line did what it was supposed to do, and it held its audience for much of its life. The reason that this life was comparatively short was partly because the public simply wouldn't accept it. In the town of Gasforth, Inspector Fowler's police station is - as far as he's concerned - the last bastion of order. Fowler takes his job far too seriously, and so, in a very different way, does his opposite number Inspector Grim of the plain clothes division. The tension between these two figures is the main thrust of the stories, as both their teams of fairly incompetent officers proceed to muck things up in adventures that range from trying to celebrate the Queen's birthday to road protesters. In essence, writer Ben Elton was trying to restage his beloved Dad's Army with The Thin Blue Line. It should've worked because there were plenty of great lines for star Rowan Atkinson to deliver, and the characters seemed to correspond to those of Dad's Army - the over-serious boss, the wet weekend, the sharp one, the quiet one, the martinet opposition. The series was too broad, however, and the audience were not prepared for Rowan Atkinson as someone so comparatively bland as Fowler. They wanted him as Mr Bean, or Blackadder. Ben Elton's TV writing was simply not suited to something as broad as this format, which, if handled by someone like David Renwick, might have been brilliant. As well as this however Elton appeared not to have noticed that his model Dad's Army's success was not just because of who the characters were and their situations. It was because of absolutely consistent characterisation and acting. Giving characters 'issues' - like when PC Goody thinks drugs have been planted - isn't the same as having character. That said, tying to force the Dad's Army format into the modern age with stories about police brutality, racial or spousal abuse was also problematic. Crowbar the real world into a format that was based on Rowan Atkinson ignoring that real world - something Perry and Croft would never have tried to do in Dad's Army - and which didn't work here. Cast Rowan AtkinsonInsp Raymond FowlerSerena EvansSgt Patricia DawkinsJames DreyfusPC Kevin GoodyMina AnwarPC Maggie HabibRudolph WalkerPC GladstoneDavid HaigDI Derek GrimKevin AllenDC KrayMark AddyDet BoyleLucy RobinsonMayoress WickhamCrew Ben Eltonwriter John Birkindirector Ben Eltonproducer Geoffrey PerkinsproducerRelated LinksAlso on BBC Comedy Blessed Also on bbc.co.uk Life On Mars Beyond the BBC IMDb Wikipedia The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. Mobile Texts for only 1.5p Text,Textsaver to 80996 nokia bb5 unlocking www.nokiabb5directunlocking.wetpaint.com www.tuts1.2u.co.uk

A series of quotable lines and moments from the 1992 black comedy Clifford, starring Martin Short and Charles Grodin.

Sketch do "Monty Python live at Hollywood Bowl", legendado

Brian Malow has upcoming shows in San Francisco (Punch Line Comedy Club, Tues, Jan.13) and Sunnyvale (Rooster T. Feathers, Wednesday, Jan.14) and Sacramento (Punch Line, Thursday, Jan.22). Contact the clubs for information. Science comedy from Earth's Premier Science Comedian Brian Malow. Available for off-world appearances, if transportation is provided. A short edited reel of the science humor of Brian Malow from performances at the Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences, in Washington, D.C. And the Punchline Comedy Club in San Francisco. And Rooster T. Feather's in Sunnyvale, too. For more science comedy, visit http://www.sciencecomedian.com .

At the 2005 international comedy festival. Enjoy!

Comedian Russell Howard talks about phoning up a sex line on Mock The Week. V Funny.

**Comments & Questions** Here's a great playing of Film Dub with some classic lines from Greg, Colin and Ryan. Greg has a great joke within this, and Colin goes full out random in this. Watch Drew's blooper in the begining, He introduces Let's Make A Date, when they've already played it! Enjoy! Comments - Be sure to subscribe to YouTube.com/quatroNEWS Please! Questions: 1: What topic would you have like to have seen done for an Irish Drinking Song? 2: What would you like to see uploaded on this channel next? 3: Favorite Playing of Narrate? 4: Brad Sherwood or Jeff Davis? 5: If you could have a piece or Prop from the Whose Line set, what would it be?

Some of the people's favourite lines. CASHBACK!

here the first lines of the six friends sitting in Central Perk

Zaptop makes a startling discovery in the jungle, the boys compare piss lines and Laser drops by to say hi. Created by Elephant Larry. Val Verde is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at http://www.60frames.com.

The lines of communication are typically blurred in the world of Yes Ministe, classic BBC comedy tv series.

The Dead Ringers team perform a funny sketch on the criminally implausible plot lines in Lord of the Rings. Funny spoof video from BBC impressions show 'Dead Ringers'

**Comments & Questions** Who wants a Hoedown? I do I do! Here's a Hoedown about Weight, Wayne and Drew diss each other in their verses, Colin sings about the GoodYear Blimp, and Ryan finally licks Colins head. Drew is the only one singing the ending lines. Comment - www.youtube.com/quatroNEWS go Subscribe! Questions - 1. Favorite playing of Hollywood Director? 2. Hoedown or Motown Group? 3. Josie Lawrence or Kathy Greenwood?

A Series of clips from one of the episodes with classic chat up lines!!

This has to be one of my favourite old time radio clips, there's so many funny lines. Frank & Bing fight, hilarity ensues... Frank's ad-lib in the middle is hilarious as no-one's expecting it, least of all from him. This was recorded on Christmas Day 1945, for Command Performance. This video alone could get my account closed! I got this from 'The Sinatra Treasures', it includes many replica artifacts and a CD of rare songs and audio clips, including this radio excerpt. I highly recommend it :) Go buy it. Now. I do not claim to own the copyright of this radio clip, I just uploaded it to share the old time love. :)