Comedy Store

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Adam Hills on reality TV, adverts and George Bush, Karl Spain on stupid people and Thailand, John Fothergill on Geordies and London, and Micky Flanagan on teaching, being middle class and teenage pregnancy.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Andy Parsons on national security, Milton Jones on the school guinea pig, Tom Stade on buying meat, and Greg Davies on teaching.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Michael McIntyre on getting married, Roger Monkhouse on age, Shappi Khorsandi on being Iranian and female and Jeff Green on living with a woman.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Rich Hall on terrorism, Mick Ferry on corporal punishment, Lucy Porter on living somewhere a little more posh, and Rhys Darby on getting the worst of everything.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Glenn Wool on Al Qaeda, Al Pitcher on half time entertainment, Kerry Godliman talking fast and David O'Doherty on text messaging.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Karl Spain on getting along with everyone, Ben Hurley considers the complexities of women, Mick Ferry reflects on his kids and the teaching profession, and Angelo Tsarouchas imagines Mafia television.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Steve Hughes on the British summer, Alun Cochrane on food, Toby Foster on traffic police and Dave Fulton on petrol and football.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Jarred Christmas enjoys a massage, Tony Law muses on various matters including the didgeridoo, Jo Caulfield goes shopping, and Barry Castagnola considers urban teenagers.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Adam Bloom on new technology, Patrick Monahan playing chicken, Angelo Tsarouchas on being big, and Brendan Dempsey on religion.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Ben Hurley on the British, Lloyd Langford on the tube, Todd Barry on timing, and Charlie Pickering on the News.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Shappi Khorsandi on coming from Iran, Mike Gunn on diets, Steve Gribbin on the British test and Tom Stade on Africa.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Milton Jones explains his appearance, Adam Bloom suffers at the hands of a woman, Lloyd Langford gets threatened with a knife, and Lucy Porter updates her security details.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Jeff Green on losing his virginity, Jon Richardson on living in Bristol, Patrick Monahan on how to deal with a suspicious bag, and Robin Ince on sex education.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Micky Flanagan on gentrification, Toby Foster on coming from Barnsley, Greg Davies on his visit to Bangkok, and Steve Hughes brings us his perspective on the Nazis.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Roger Monkhouse looks at the pros and cons of self employment, Todd Barry has an invitation for the audience, Charlie Pickering examines the strange world of magazines, and John Fothergill tells us about his girlfriend.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Michael McIntyre tries to get to grips with telephone numbers, Andrew Lawrence reflects on his appearance, Alun Cochrane discusses sandwiches, and Kerry Godliman considers consumerism.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Al Pitcher on bird flu, Jo Caulfield on other people’s children, David O'Doherty on his special abilities, and Glenn Wool on the Brits on holiday.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Dave Fulton on the British and the Americans, Robin Ince on nutritional advice, Brendan Dempsey on the smoking ban, and Adam Hills on saving the English language.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Jon Richardson tells us about his systems, Rhys Darby is a robot, Sean Collins gets married the British way, and Andy Parsons lets on what he wears to bed.

At London's legendary Comedy Store tonight, Jarred Christmas on gymnastics, Barry Castagnola on an encounter with a dingo, Mike Gunn on being a new dad, and Rich Hall on making a donation to charity.