Comedy Feeds - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Bamboo
Sitcom about a dozy pair united by one dream, to run a cold Balinese VIP super-club. Scott and Dan are a dumb-and-dumber double-act who crash through life on a wave of joyous, unjustified confidence, redeemed only by the strength of their unbreakable friendship.
Nick Helm's Heavy Entertainment
Comedian Nick Helm presents a helter-skelter ride of songs, sketches, jokes, poetry, fireworks, stunts, dance and whatever else he can muster in an attempt to bring you the greatest show 'you've ever seen with your eyes, or ever heard with your ears'.
Kerry
Kerry is Phil, is Claire, is lost, is scared, is rude, is in her own character sketch show. Kerry Howard transforms into a host of different personas all for the sake of a chuckle.
C-Bomb
Yorkshire's number one dubstep DJ plans a comeback gig to raise money for his neighbour Claire, who he's secretly in love with. Even if he can pull it off, will she ever notice him?
The Cariad Show
Comedy pilot featuring newcomer Cariad Lloyd playing a wide range of characters, including the unforgettable Jooooooey, Pam St Clement as you have never seen her before, the horrible Cockney Sam and many more.
Going Native
Comedian Mona Yousefi stars in multiple roles in this fly-on-the-wall mockumentary, playing three foreign women who have recently moved to the UK to start a new life.
Fuzzbox
A cast of delinquent puppets speak with the voices of real teenagers. They attempt to sell their GCSE art coursework and serenade Basshunter to the girls they fancy.
The Committee Meeting
Mr Chairman and caretaker Rex have booked a celebrity to attract more members to their small Welsh working men's club, but will former Doctor Who, Colin Baker, be lured to the rival Conservative Club by the offer of wasabi peas and other middle-class snacks?
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