Sentence examples for funny programmes from inspiring English sources

What there is, for practical comedy-writing purposes, "nothing amusing about" is good role models: a caring, conscientious father who doesn't get into scrapes – that's the stuff of government information films, not funny programmes.

Her role in The Broker's Man was one of the few occasions on which Ripley played a police officer; she has frequently declined offers of similar roles because she does not want to "summon up the misery" to play a character that performs post-mortem examinations or investigates murders when she could be starring in more true to life and funny programmes.

It's a funny programme and normally around this time of year they use a few jokes about me.

I still maintain that Looney Tunes is the funniest programme ever made.

It happened to me while watching Black Books, the funniest programme on TV.

Hill's small-screen roundup is, without contest, the funniest programme on ITV1.

Since Bob Shennan took over as boss, Radio 2 has been smoothed out, its evening fare becoming less of a jolt after the daytime, its weekend programmes funny but uncontroversial, its specialist shows weaved into the station's overall ethos and approach – as opposed to feeling as though they've been parachuted in by mistake.

The Comic Relief - Funny For Money programme begins at 7pm on BBC1.

His new role will be a little different, as the host of a funny home video programme.

I did find the programme funny, but unfortunately it reflects a lot of the myths about health and safety.

This was a fabulous, funny, insightful little programme, which reminded again that comedy takes ages to get right and that it's not enough to shout "knob pooh crotch" down the phone.