An incredibly young, confident and brilliant Peter Kay makes his TV debut on the Sunday Show, a live weekly comedy show broadcast on BBC2

a Yorkshire TV production. Let's get quizzical with Pater Kay: Celebrating the television quiz show. A selection of hilarious and unforgettable moments from the last 40 years of quiz shows, including excerpts from Gambit, Countdown and Sale of the century.

A compliation of the John Smith's Beer advertisements starring Peter Kay, included in the extras on the DVD release of "Live at the Top of the Tower".

A behind-the-scenes documentary about Peter Kay's 180-date "Mum Wants a Bungalow" stand-up tour, presenting a first-hand view of his life on the road.

A collection of Peter Kay's comedy highlights, classic clips, unseen out-takes and rare archive footage linked to Peter, including clips from his stand-up, his sitcoms and Comic Relief songs.

A funny and fascinating interview celebrating one of Britain's best-loved comedians Peter Kay, as he discusses his phenomenally successful career with renowned broadcaster Danny Baker. The award-winning comedian, whose last UK tour entered the Guinness Book of Records as the biggest stand-up comedy tour in the world, reveals for the first time the creative process behind his work, giving a rare insight into his TV series and live comedy.

Documentary looking at the career to date of Peter Kay, from Bolton schoolboy to award-winning, record-breaking comic, actor, writer and director.

Documentary tracing the career of one of Britain's best-loved and most successful comedians, charting his journey from humble beginnings to superstardom. Featuring contributions from people who know him or have worked with him, as well as his fans and biographers.

Documentary celebrating one of Britain's best-loved comedians. Friends and colleagues Pete Waterman, Jenny Powell and Bobby Davro discuss Bolton's finest export. However the comedian was left unimpressed with the title of the Channel 5 show, suggesting that it was misleading and suggested that he had helped create the documentary. Sharing a statement from his official Twitter account this evening, he confirmed that he had nothing to do with the documentary. He wrote: "Very flattering of Channel 5 to commission the programme going out tonight, but just to let people known that 'Peter Kay: In His Own Words' has an incredibly misleading title, as it doesn't feature any new interviews with Peter and all the footage is completely historic. "The title also gives the impression that Peter has been involved in the making of this documentary, which he hasn't. At all."