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Online sensation Jazzie Zonzolo stars in a brand new sitcom about trying to find a place for yourself in inner-city London. Jazzie and his mates Sajid, Webby and Bolts are trying to work out what to do with their lives and fit in to their own town, given that they’re too soft to hang out with the hard kids, but utterly confused by all the hipsters who have just moved in to the newly-gentrified neighbourhood. Throw in to that a general misunderstanding of how to balance their family backgrounds with vital issues like getting girls and generally avoid being humiliated… and life’s a bit confusing.

Aliens, mismatched pandas and a blow-up doll collide in an explosion of comedy, combining puppets with some of the funniest comedy talent in this dimension. An alien parasite and his reluctant human host, Matthew present a tourist broadcast from a parallel world in an attempt to entice us to their planet, the OtherwOrld. On a whistle-stop tour, we are introduced to Su and Cha Cha, two pandas caught up in an interspecies love triangle, a dirty old wardrobe and Popcorn, an Evil henchmen’s cat with a hairball problem. Between each sketch, whilst the alien extolls the wonders of his planet, Matthew attempts to warn us of the true misery of living with an alien inside of you. Unfortunately for him, his alien companion is more than happy to give him a firm kick in the kidneys (from the inside) to keep him in check. Sketch comedy from another planet … Welcome to OtherwOrld.

Sometimes life just isn’t fair. For Josh, sometimes feels like always. Dumped by his fiancée, Josh is forced to return to his old flat-share with Owen, the most romantic and lyrical Welshman since records began (and that includes Tom Jones) and Kate, who spends her life pursuing every trend from A to Zumba. All Josh wants is a night in with his flatmates to get over his heartbreak, but Owen is too busy pursuing a love interest he met in the greengrocers, whilst Kate is consumed with trying to reinvent her Spotify profile in order to impress a guy. Subsequently, Josh ends up spending his time with Geoff, a shoo-in for this year's Most Irritating Landlord Award, and a local barmaid who's convinced Josh is "on the spectrum"...the Local Weirdo/Serial Killer spectrum.

After Specially Fried Chicken manager Mary panics in the face of danger and abandons hapless shop assistant Joe to the knife-point of a hungry nugget-demanding hoodie, she must find a way to claw back the respect of her staff or face a life forever doomed to independent franchise failure. Meanwhile, new girl Anal has caught the attention of Joe, but can he impress her without relying on the advice of Ed, SFC's own resident loudmouth idiot?

Parents' Evening is the new multi-character sitcom from Kayvan Novak set on one very eventful evening. Novak plays a variety of idiosyncratic teachers, parents and even a pupil, whose fascinating interactions tell the story of the school year. From the desperate maths teacher meeting the parents of a child whose property he has confiscated to the elderly geography teacher trying to solve the problems of a pupil's imaginary friend, Parents' Evening interweaves a series compelling encounters featuring unique, hilarious characters.

Flat TV is a double-act sitcom where two naive flatmates battle against the mundane reality of living together by imagining their boring lives through the prism of television. Frightened of the outside world and the responsibilities it entails, Tom (an arrogant control-freak) and Naz (a testosterone-fuelled clown) envelop their boring lives with grandiose television-based imaginings. Every episode begins and ends with 'flat news', a news parody that details every minute happening occurring in the flat, presented with all the pomp and bombast one excepts from current affairs broadcasting. Naz eating some of Tom's cereal may be inconsequential to outsiders, but here it's the top story. So intimidated are they by all the administration and bureaucracy of being a grown-up, the boys pretend that the flat, and the television programs they create about it, is all there is.

Four late twenty-somethings in a house-share in London. Never mind the 'entitled' generation, these girls just want to have fun and ignore their responsibilities until absolutely necessary. If the recession has taught us anything, nothing lasts forever, so why keep trying? Four very different women, four very different perceptions on life, brought together through the love of low rent and drinking til dawn

In Deep is an action comedy following the escapades of two hapless young police constables who go break rank and go undercover to solve the case of their lives. Straight-laced but street-smart Nathan Fontes and maverick dreamer Jimmy Swann are languishing together on the bottom rung of the policing ladder. Adult responsibilities weigh heavily on Nathan’s shoulders - he’s got a young son and a fractious relationship with his ex, and has resigned himself to working his way up the hard way. Jimmy, on the other hand, is always looking for short cuts and has a romanticised idea of police work, gleaned from the cop shows he’s addicted to. When a very unexpected case falls suddenly into their laps, it's the chance they've been waiting for. Their nemesis, DCI Lehane, swiftly takes the case off their hands, but not before Jimmy manages to remove a vital clue from the crime scene. It’s a chance to crack the case and make heroes of themselves. All they need to do is break rank and go undercover for just one night. But when the wheels come off their plan, they find themselves embroiled in a sprawling mystery that goes all the way to the top . The only way out, is to go in deeper.

Comedian Jenny Bede presents Access All Areas - the new pop show which has all the latest music news, pop videos and star guests. On this show - we have a sneak preview of a new collaboration between pop princess Miley Cyrus and British indie folksters Mumford and Sons. Jenny goes behind the scenes on Nikki Minaj's controversial new kids tv show 'Lil Nickeez'. Studio guest Taylor Swift performs her new single 'Screw You". Peter Andre waxes lyrical about his musical heroes and in music news Jenny unveils Beyonce's scrapped music videos and warns viewers about Prince popping up in unexpected places.