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Not Going Out is the longest‑running British sitcom currently on air, with 106 episodes (and counting)

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Val, the reluctant vampire himself, is hiding a secret as big as his cape: he is not part of the great undead, he is, in fact very much alive...

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The last full season aired in November 2023 - just months after the death of the show's co-writer Simon Carlyle, aged just 48.

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The Queens are back... (www.chortle.co.uk)

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Doing a No 1 in No 11 (www.chortle.co.uk)
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The Bowl, new sitcom set in Norwich, has been created by pair behind Soup Productions who want to "put the city on the map."

As far as I can tell, you can't actually watch it unless you live in Norwich.

(and hasn't Alan Partridge put Norwich "on the map" already quite some time ago)

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Big Mood returns (www.chortle.co.uk)

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Brand new shorts feature Kosar Ali, Tom Davis, Lisa McGrillis and more

BBC Comedy are launching six brand-new comedy shorts featuring the likes of Kosar Ali (Rocks), Tom Davis (King Gary) and Lisa McGrillis (Rivals). Airing on BBC Three and iPlayer on Saturday 11 April, the six shorts are: Proper Ladies, Yaxlont, The Doghouse, The Close, Thames View and Glue.

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Before he was Paddington’s dignified dad, the star nailed British awkwardness in Bafta-winning satire Twenty Twelve. Now he’s back as long-suffering manager Ian Fletcher, taking on Trump, the World Cup – and his foolish old intern

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After being announced in June, many fans have been left wondering when Ian and co will be seen on the small screen again, and it has now been confirmed that Twenty Twenty Six will premiere at 10pm on BBC Two on 8 April.

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The show follows Bill Beam (Rob Brydon), a well meaning but over enthusiastic divorcee who rents his spare rooms to students to stay afloat.

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Wax lyrical (www.chortle.co.uk)

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London hosts a Sketchfest (www.chortle.co.uk)

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