Stewart Lee
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DVD weekly: Fist of Fun. That's all.
TV Feature | Kirsty Harrison | 10th April 2012
There's only one DVD this week that's worth talking about, and it's worth talking about at length. Won't you join me?
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Top 20 TV shows of 2011
TV Feature | Ed Williamson, Matt Looker, Kirsty Harrison, Alex Gregg, Luke Whiston, Ali Gray | 31st December 2011
You like lists, right? Especially ones that tell you what to think? Step inside, reader: here's the best TV shows of the year, determined by people vaguely qualified to do so.
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Found under the couch #1: Fist of Fun
TV Feature | Kirsty Harrison | 25th July 2011
We've been moving the furniture around, here at the
lair. You're never going to believe what we found under the couch; an undetermined amount of videos of shows that we liked from the past! I know, right, how cool? Up this week, Lee and Herring's big TV break: Fist of Fun.
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