Ian Wright and Jonathan Ross feel up a mystery sports personality and get pelted with clay pigeons! Comedy classic from BBC sports panel show, They Think It's All Over.

Stan Collymore stars in this clip from smash hit BBC comedy sports panel show, They Think It's All Over. But who is telling the truth about why he decided to quit football?

A comedy take on what might have been had Tony Blair possessed the same powers as Doctor Who. A chance to see the fantastic moment when The Doctor, played by David Tennant, cameos in cult comedy classic, Dead Ringers.

Polished, professional and downright hilarious political satire from some of Britain's most impressive impressionists. Watch here for a fantastic spoof version of a Newsnight interview between Kirsty Wark and Ken Livingston.

Ewan McGregor talks to Parkinson about Star Wars fans, life in the theatre and finding pythons in the jungle.

Dame Edna Everage gives her usual cheek to Michael Parkinson on his chatshow.

Dame Helen Mirren talks to Parkinson about being a Dame of the British Empire.

Kevin Costner talks to Parkinson about some of his most famous films and why he chooses to act in long films.

Clive James talks to Parkinson about why Australia is a great nation, and why Women's volleyball is such a popular sport.

Stephen Fry explains why it is not impossible to see a drunk 5 year old in a pub garden!

Stephen Fry is on hand to provide more Quite Interesting facts in this clip from the talkbackTHAMES panel show.

Stephen Fry explains why Alsatian dogs cannot be used as secret weapons in the Spanish Army.

Did you know that the bees in Britian are not actually British? Watch here for more Quite Interesting facts from the popular panel show hosted by Stephen Fry.

Leslie Phillips gives Keith some tips to become a ladies man. Ding Dong! Comedy interviews with Rob Brydon.

Vinnie Jones and his wife tell Keith Barret the romantic story of their first meeting. Comedy interviews with Rob Brydon.

Vinnie Jones teaches Keith how to do a movie punch. Comedy interview show with Rob Brydon

David Dickinson gives Rob Brydon's alter-ego Keith Barret a dance lesson after his time on Strictly Come Dancing.

Keith Barret, played by comedian Rob Brydon, gets some lessons on how to kiss a girl.

Keith Barret (played by comedian Rob Brydon) interviews Paul McKenna and tries to get to grips with the power of hypnosis.

Keith Barret is not amused when Anne Corbett gets over confident answering questions about her diminuitive comedian husband Ronnie.