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Michael Howard and Charles Kennedy

Thirty Greatest Political Comedies

Sat 8 Sept 2007 9pm
The results of an exclusive poll of MPs to uncover what Parliament thinks have been the 30 greatest political comedies on TV.

Presented by Michael Howard and Charles Kennedy, and featuring interviews with leading politicians and journalists such as Iain Duncan Smith, Lembit Opik, Roy Hattersley, George Galloway, Edwina Currie, Ann Widdecombe and Jonathan Dimbleby, the programme considers what politicians really think when their lives and work are pulled apart by the nation's comics and satirists.

Plus we discover the motivations of the TV satirists, how they pick their targets, aim their fire, and deal with the political fallout.

Greatest Political Comedies

What's your favourite political comedy / satire show?
The Daily Show
A Very Social Secretary
That Was The Week That Was
Spitting Image
Yes Minister
The Day Today
Crossing the Floor
Jeffrey Archer: The Truth
Monty Python
Till Death Us Do Part
Brass Eye
The Thick of It
The New Statesman
Little Britain
Drop the Dead Donkey
Have I Got News for You
Dead Ringers
Norman Ormal
Alexei Sayle
Absolute Power
Comic Strip
Mike Yarwood
Not the Nine O’clock News
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