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10 Jan 2012: Jonathan Jones: Surfing channels dominated by Republican monstrosity I came across Cartman and co, still going strong after 15 seasons -
10 Jan 2012: Comedian says offensive behaviour law is 'an attack on freedom of speech', and makes a joke at the expense of the McCanns
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10 Jan 2012:
Phil Hoad: The fate of those four horny sixth-formers, currently on world tour, will tell us a lot about the prospects for British film overseas
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9 Jan 2012: Channel 4's new US import has a modest debut with a 4.8% share of the audience. By John Plunkett
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8 Jan 2012: Euan Ferguson: The return of Sherlock kicked off a new year of TV in spectacular fashion, while C4 thriller Public Enemies proved much more enticing than its naff title suggested
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7 Jan 2012:
Sam Wollaston can't decide if Zooey Deschanel is charming or annoying
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7 Jan 2012:
Like Blind Date in its pomp, ITV1's dating show is fun pre-pub telly, and its contestants are refreshingly real
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6 Jan 2012:
The cult IFC sketch show has succeeded where others have failed: finding success (and laughs) in skewering earnest lefties and twee hipsters
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6 Jan 2012:
James Donaghy: Channel 4's latest US import takes advantage of Zooey Deschanel's terrific comic timing and knack for physical comedy
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4 Jan 2012: The standup's fortunes continue to climb, thanks to a 'golden handcuffs' deal with the BBC and a reported £2m book deal
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29 Dec 2011: Creator and co-star Jennifer Saunders says movie followup to sitcom's TV return will be shot on location in south of France
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29 Dec 2011:
Julia Raeside: This year saw more hits than misses. There were surprises too – Spy, Jack Whitehall's acting and the end of Shooting Stars
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23 Dec 2011: Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph are bringing the TV series that last aired almost 14 years ago to the theatre
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23 Dec 2011: Producers of Stromberg, now in its fifth season, raise €1m in a single week to ensure hit sitcom will reach the cinema
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23 Dec 2011:
From (one of) the men who brought you Drop the Dead Donkey, Channel 4 shines a light on the phone-hacking scandal with Hacks. Guy Jenkin's star-studded satire stars Michael Kitchen, Alexander Armstrong, Claire Foy, Phil Davis, Nigel Planer and Russ Abbott. Yes, it's a bit of a mad house. Hacks airs on Channel 4 at 10pm on New Year's Day
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