The week's comedy on demand

The week's comedy on demand...

The Jewish Enquirer

Described as 'part Curb Your Enthusiasm part Alan Partridge', this is about a 40-something insecure, single and not especially likeable reporter on a Jewish Newspaper.

It stars Tim Downie in the lead role alongside Lucy Montgomery as his sister, Geoff McGivern as his father and Josh Howie as his best mate.

This six-part series from Leon the Pig Farmer co-writer and co-director Gary Sinyor was released on Amazon Prime yesterday.

The Windsors

The spoof soap based on the tabloid image of the Royal Family – as if it needed exaggerating – returned to Channel 4 this week, with the whole series dropping on All 4 before the traditional weekly broadcast of episodes.

Age of Outrage

This new BBC Wales sketch show aims to poke fun at the digital age, and comes from Miriam Isaac, Geraint Rhys Edwards, Zak Ghazi-Torbati and Mali Tudno-Jones. Watch now on iPlayer

Jacob Hawley on Drugs

The comic is back with another series of his BBC Sounds podcast exploring Britain’s drug culture. In this episode, he hears from a fellow comedian Chloe Pett about her work as an outreach worker and asks: Should I give money to the homeless?

Pete Davidson: Alive From New York

The Saturday Night Live star whose rarely far from the headlines drops a candid Netflix special that's part swagger, part anxiety as he talks about his fame, doing drugs, dating Ariane Grande, and his father, a firefighter who died on 9/11. Watch here.

Published: 29 Feb 2020