Comedy Central at the Comedy Store

Series 1

20 episodes · Sep 3, 2010

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  • S1E1

    Episode 1

    Sep 3, 201022m

    Mark Watson on phrases, meanings and travel. Plus Andrew Lawrence on getting fat and noisy neighbours; Andi Osho on the worst places in Britain and Alun Cochrane on relationships.

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  • S1E2

    Episode 2

    Sep 10, 201022m

    Jack Whitehall on alpha males; Seann Walsh on drunken conversations; Ava Vidal on child poverty; and Kevin Bridges on South London crime.

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  • S1E3

    Episode 3

    Sep 18, 201022m

    Micky Flanagan on cockney boys, Kai Humphries on adolescence, Tom Wrigglesworth on public transport and Neil Delamere on diving with sharks.

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  • S1E4

    Episode 4

    Sep 24, 201022m

    Stand-up comedy from Pete Johansson, Rufus Hound, Jo Caufield and Rob Rouse.

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  • S1E5

    Episode 5

    Oct 1, 201022m

    Kevin Bridges on his Scottish accent, Zoe Lyons on alpha males, Andrew Lawrence on his school experiences and Russell Kane on the X Factor.

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  • S1E6

    Episode 6

    Oct 9, 201022m

    Russell Kane on the recession, Micky Flanagan on trying for a baby, Tom Stade on drug addiction and Mark Watson on Londoners and muggers.

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  • S1E7

    Episode 7

    Oct 16, 20107m

    Alun Cochrane on modern technology, Zoe Lyons on vegans, Seann Walsh on Brighton and Jack Whitehall on the Royal Family and Robert Mugabe.

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  • S1E8

    Episode 8

    Oct 22, 201022m

    Marlon Davis on Barack Obama, Jason Byrne on getting sex when you're older, Steve Williams on night clubs and Phil Nichol on offending people.

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  • S1E9

    Episode 9

    Oct 29, 201022m

    Jarred Christmas on aggressive Londoners, Steve Williams on graffiti, Andi Osho on Nigerian parenting and Mike Wilmot on alcoholism and London.

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  • S1E10

    Episode 10

    Nov 5, 201022m

    Stand-up comedy from Rufus Hound, Tom Stade, Ava Vidal and Simon Evans.

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  • S1E11

    Episode 11

    Nov 13, 201022m

    Rob Rouse on becoming a father, Paul Tonkinson on the rules of rugby, Terry Alderton on accents and Simon Cowell, and Josh Howie on religion.

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  • S1E12

    Episode 12

    Nov 20, 201022m

    Jason Byrne on marriage and annoying his wife, Lloyd Langford on the recession, Jo Caulfield on relationships and Dave Fulton on the police.

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  • S1E13

    Episode 13

    Nov 27, 201022m

    Neil Delamere on a liaison with a Swedish girl, Lucy Porter on fashion, Ian Moore on his kids, Pete Johansson on the differences between men and women.

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  • S1E14

    Episode 14

    Dec 4, 201022m

    Lloyd Langford on the Winter Olympics, Tom Wrigglesworth on internet porn, Craig Campbell on canoe man, and Justin Moorhouse on getting heckled.

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  • S1E15

    Episode 15

    Dec 11, 201022m

    Jarred Christmas on marriage, Terry Alderton on Afghanistan, Josh Howie on being Jewish and Phil Nichol on his Canadian roots and accents.

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  • S1E16

    Episode 16

    Dec 18, 201022m

    Carl Donnelly on his Subway sandwich experience, John Gordillo on binge drinking, Miles Jupp on class differences and Jason John Whitehead on Facebook.

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  • S1E17

    Episode 17

    Jan 17, 201122m

    Dave Fulton on the World Cup, Mick Ferry on long term relationships, Jeff Innocent on holidaying in Guernsey, and Ian Moore on today's youth.

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  • S1E18

    Episode 18

    Jan 17, 201122m

    Paul Tonkinson on Boris Johnson, Chris McCausland on online shopping, Lucy Porter on therapy and Miles Jupp on Stephen Hawking.

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  • S1E19

    Episode 19

    Jan 24, 201122m

    Mick Ferry on Newcastle, Charlie Baker on getting fat, Jason John Whitehead on racism and fame, and Jeff Innocent on Crocs and road rage.

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  • S1E20

    Episode 20

    Jan 31, 201122m

    Justin Moorhouse on coffee shops, Carl Donnelly on one night stands, Chris McCausland on embarrassing situations, and Craig Campbell on Norway.

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