Sam Morril talks about what we should be teaching children, nonsensical homophobia, the repercussions of telling controversial jokes and surprise orgies.

Sam Morril takes the stage, or roof more rather, in this post pandemic self funded special.

A documentary about the comedy clubs reopening in NYC and getting back to some sense of normalcy.

A half-hour stand-up special featuring Mark Normand.

Sam Morril delivers his trademark dry and dark punchlines in a stand-up set ranging from problematic fairy tales to biting social commentary.

The first great British TV comedy, Hancock has proved to be a blueprint for the British sitcom with its hapless central character's refusal to admit defeat despite his catalogue of failure. Tony Hancock's persona delighted the public who identified with 'the lad himself'. The brilliance of Galton and Simpson's scripts established the model for authored comedy in the UK, rather than the US system using teams of writers. The 1961 series shed Sid James and saw a move from East Cheam to Earl's Court but if anything was even funnier, featuring classics like The Blood Donor and The Bedsitter.