Midterm machinations
The week's best comedy on radio and TV.
Monday November 19
RICHARD OSMAN'S HOUSE OF GAMES: Lolly Adefope and Miles Jupp take part in this new trivia-based game show from Pointless fact depository Richard Osman. They take on presenters Dan Walker and Sarah Greene over a week's worth of programmes. BBC Two, 6pm
Tuesday November 20
ALEX EDELMAN'S PEER GROUP: The Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated American comedian returns for a second run of his Radio 4 stand-up series on what it's like being a millennial, kicking off by examining his relationship with social media. Radio 4, 6.30pm
Thursday November 22
RICH HALL'S (US) BREAKDOWN: The gravel-voiced stand-up is joined by co-writer Nick Doody along with Lewis MacLeod and Freya Parker to break down the results of US midterms and offer a commentary on the manic chaos that passes for a presidency. Radio 4, 6.30pm
LIVE AT THE APOLLO: Dara O Briain introduces Felicity Ward and Mo Gilligan in tonight's episode. BBC Two, 10pm
BOBBY AND HARRIET GET MARRIED: The 'reality sitcom' made for the Viceland about the marriage of comedians Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley comes to Comedy Central, with comedy friends including Katherine Ryan and Romesh Ranganathan making guest appearances. Read our review of episode one here. Comedy Central, 10pm
Friday November 23
COMEDY UNDERGROUND:Ashley Storrie hosts this Scottish stand-up showcase, the first in a series of comedy pilots from BBC Scotland. Sussan Riddell uncovers the perils of being single and the guilt of buying a meal for two; Stuart McPherson is relishing being unemployed even though his parents see it differently; Christopher KC tells of gatecrashing a house party' and Donald Alexander and Ray Bradshaw offer very different views of a difficult parents' night. BBC Two Scotland, 10pm
THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW: Joe Lycett and Stephen Fry are on the sofa alongside Nicole Kidman and Tour de France champion Geraint Thomas, as Take That provide the music. BBC One, 10.35pm
Published: 18 Nov 2018