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30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Yorkshire
Stephen Fry presents the best sketches from the award-winning show. Crimewatch BC tries to solve the murder of Julius Caesar, and World War II codebreakers forget their own code. Show more
Children's comedy about a family with monsters in their basement. When Eddie teaches Haggis to be more assertive, things soon get out of hand. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus introduces his flea Marcus and his tapeworm Terry. In fact, there are fleas all over the place and they are huge. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus invents a new warm up game featuring putrid pond water and leeches, and contestants must feed Henry VIII lots and lots of pies. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus challenges the contestants to a game of Tudor football and to build a pyramid. Luckily, they have just nine blocks rather than two million! Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus' maths is getting no better, there are honey slaves covered in flies, Spanish galleons to be sunk, and a tricky word game to try.
Children's series. The monsters become obsessed with all things shiny - especially money, the shiniest thing there is. Show more
Children's series combining live action and puppetry. When Eddie goes on a school trip, the monsters are lost without their leader. So Fiend appoints himself king. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Contestants raid a pirate's treasure and find out if the God of Cupboards was real in Roman times. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus Rattus tries Dave's patience with the warm-up round, and Elizabeth I makes an appearance in a puzzling way. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. The contestants are against the clock, practising their best looting skills in the tomb of William the Conqueror when something messy happens! Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games hosted by Dave Lamb and Rattus Rattus. What has eight arms and eight legs? Was Isambard Kingdom Brunel more than just a Victorian engineer? Show more
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Yorkshire
Stephen Fry presents the best sketches from the award-winning comedy show. The Durham Home Guard injure themselves while learning first aid, and Admiral Nelson gets seasick. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Plus, watch out for vicious Vikings, rotten Romans and the severed heads, beehives and rocks! Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus plays a new warm-up game called Doc Doc, which involves tasting some pretty revolting stuff. Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Would you know your swabbies bucket from your rotten fruit barrel? Could you find the keys to open the chests in Pirate Treasure? Show more
Quirky quizzes and gory games. Rattus hates the first game - many of his cousins, uncles, aunts, sisters, brothers, friends and friends of friends come in for a bit of a bashing. Show more
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC One Yorkshire
Stephen Fry links the best sketches from the award-winning comedy show. George IV receives some good news, and a WWII evacuee encounters the horrors of the countryside. Show more
Tracey Ullman brings her unique take on some extraordinary characters in the UK. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, is shopping for cut-price animal-print leggings. Show more
Tracey Ullman brings her unique take on some extraordinary characters in the UK. Adele is happy, but that's not helping the new album, and Nicola Sturgeon is in her lair plotting. Show more
