Good Comedy (not friends laughing at each other's jokes)

 Here's some of comedy programmes which I've found funny recently...

Tim Key's Poetry Programme

...and...

Icklewick FM

This is good too, half comedy half auto biography, but done much better than some...

Stuart Mitchell's Cost of Living


 This too is well done...


 

...written and presented by Alfie Moore

(Currently the 12 year olds who govern the BBC seem to think that two or three (unfunny) friends laughing at each other's jokes and "observations" constitutes comedy. And if you are a self-diagnosed autist then you must be a creative genius. The comedy jewels above are the exceptions)

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