Ricky Gervais' BAFTA-winning comedy. Andy Millman is a small-time actor with big dreams. Unfortunately, he's ended up as a lowly extra, making his mark in the background while the stars shine in the spotlight.

Michaela Coel (I May Destroy You) gives a BAFTA-winning performance as a religious, Beyonce-obsessed young woman who is fast realizing that the more she learns about the world, the less she understands.

This semi-improvised comedy sees actor David Hasselhoff play a fictionalised version of himself as he arrives in the UK to try and reignite his career.

Ruthless MP and megalomaniac Alan B'Stard is on the warpath in this Emmy-winning masterpiece of political satire.

Follow the trials and tribulations of dentist Ben Harper and his wife Susan as they struggle to raise their wild children in this hit sitcom.

Hugh Bonneville and Olivia Coleman star in this satire-laced mockumentary series, following the awkward antics of the people struggling to prepare for the Olympic games in London.

As manager of Whitbury New Town Leisure Centre, well-meaning but oblivious Gordon Brittas believes he’s the oil that keeps the engine running smoothly. Well, he isn’t and he never was. He’s more like a bag of grit.

Newly separated Jonathan has no home, no friends and no ambition. Can a slightly useless single dad find some much-needed backbone?

Amid recession woes, Butterworth's supermarket relocates to Leeds, forcing its staff to confront change.

Starring Brendan O'Carroll as Agnes Brown, the loudest, proudest mother in Ireland. This nosy, meddling matriarch makes her six children miserable with her overwhelming love for them.