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Surviving The Island with Bear Grylls? Bras and KitKats are the key, says Sarah Millican
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse talk new projects, staying current and agonising over their impressions
John Lloyd: The people in charge of television haven’t actually made any television
The BBC needs a new cheerleader
First look at Frankie Boyle's return to the BBC
Curb Your Enthusiasm producer to make a comedy about the Cola Wars
Harry Enfield: BBC didn’t stand up for itself under Mark Thompson
Toby Jones joins Mackenzie Crook in new BBC4 comedy about metal detecting
Curb Your Enthusiasm series 9? If we got the call from Larry David we'd do it...
Ricky Gervais and Foregone Conclusion, Live - review
Alison Graham: Watching the Baftas on television is so much better than actually being there
Simon Bird: Filming The Inbetweeners movie felt like a holiday
Sarah Millican: Twitter was a pin to my excitable Bafta balloon
CBS doesn't want to know How I Met Your Dad
Kayvan Novak and Bradley Walsh to star in new BBC sitcom in the sun
Two and a Half Men to end after 12 series
Episodes' Matt LeBlanc, Tamsin Greig and Stephen Mangan on making a TV show about making a TV show
Harry Hill WILL be back on ITV very soon - but TV Burp won't
Amanda Abbington lives with Fargo star Martin Freeman but still avoids pesky spoilers
As religious comedies go, BBC1's Monks is hard to get Revved up about
Toast of London series 2 teasers: acting in high winds and more Clem Fandango
Parks and Recreation to be dropped by NBC after series seven
The Big Bang Theory gives us the moment we've all been waiting for
Scandal, Modern Family, Revenge and Grey's Anatomy renewed by ABC
Channel 4 commissions Drifters series two as part of drive to "foreground female voices"
Chris Lilley on being offensive, the lack of female comedians on TV and his love of Derek
Rebel Wilson set to join the Army in Private Benjamin remake
Marge Simpson inspires range of MAC makeup
Brian Pern to return to move to BBC2 for a second series of his rock mockumentary
Harry & Paul take aim at Stephen Fry, Monty Python and Lord Sugar in BBC2 anniversary show
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