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Join Philomena Cunk and her friends as they take a hilarious and satirical look back at the major events of a year that was both chaotic and unforgettable. With her unique brand of wit and humor, Cunk explores the highs and lows of 2019, from politics and entertainment to science and technology.

With this satirical series, the E! Entertainment Network returns to a format they helped create with the popular '90s show Talk Soup. Only this time instead of just poking fun at talk shows, they're setting their sights on all things in entertainment, reality TV, pop culture, and politics.

Tracey Ullman returns to British screens with her unique take on some of the extraordinary characters who live in, or are visiting, the global hub that is the UK.

Sport and event coverage re-defined! Today's hottest celebrities are pitted against each other in no-holds-barred fantasy fights complete with pre- and post-battle activities, one-on-one interviews, press conferences and behind-the-scenes locker room moments that parody the worlds of film, television, music and politics.

At 10pm on a Sunday night in 1984, Peter Fluck and Roger Law's caricatures of the famous were unveiled to British audiences. Frequently crass and tasteless, but just as often hilarious, the caricatures of Spitting Image were to offend, outrage and amuse for another 12 years, before being laid to rest in 1996, making it the most successful adult orientated puppet television programme ever. Its format, a satirical comedy sketch show with latex puppets rather than live actors, was inventive and at times surreal. Some of Spitting Image's sketches were shot and edited only hours before the show went on the airwaves, thus ensuring a fresh up-to-date topicality. Spitting Image preyed on well known faces, from the Royals to MPs. In spite of its detractors, over 12 million viewers (a quarter of England's adult population) watched Spitting Image on Central Independent Television, a subsidiary of ITV. Its spin-off records, books, comics and videos sold in the millions. It won an International Emmy for "Outstanding Popular Arts" program in the 1985-86 season, and spawned a Number 1 hit in 'The Chicken Song'.

"MAD" is an animated sketch-comedy series utilizing a chaotic mix of animation styles and twisted humor to pull back the curtain and expose the truth behind movies, TV shows, games, pop culture and, of course, curtains!

This was a parody of a chat show in which the character of Alan Partridge got his first TV show. It was originally aired as a radio show along the same lines. Most of the guest appearances were parodies of people in real life (obvious references to people and places).

This is a topical puppet animation sketch show that pokes fun at different pop stars, politicians and television stars. The show depicts our most talked about celebrities in a way they have never been seen before.

Tracey Breaks the News is a timely and witty TV series where Tracey Ullman uses her versatile characters to react to the news of the moment. Filmed close to transmission, the show offers a fresh and hilarious perspective on current events that will keep you entertained and informed.

A rotating roster of comedians argue over who or what is the root of all evil in this courtroom parody. Lewis Black of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart presides as judge, and topics debated include such hot issues as 'Paris Hilton vs. Dick Cheney' and 'chick flicks vs. video games' among others.

This comedy/variety show specialized in parodies of movies and television shows and commercials. Often, they would also have a special guest join them in the comedy sketches.

Kate Berlant and John Early play celebrities reuniting after a public falling-out at a moderated TV event interspersed with absurdist sketches of varying characters, from strippers to a family of beavers.

Based on the UK series of the same name, it is a historical documentary that takes a look at news from today and looks at it from a futuristic perspective.

The former SNL cast member (along with Robert Smigel) is the host and star of this sketch comedy series. Each week, the show would be sponsored by a different soda, usually Pepsi or Mug Root Beer. The show, however, was doomed by a sketch in the first episode depicting President Clinton breast-feeding puppies.

The masterminds behind the cult favorite Garth Marenghi's Darkplace offer up this parody of the late night talk show. Celebrity guests make appearances on this series and are interviewed by their very own entertainment agent, Dean Learner.

Avid Merrion is the star of this quirky and crude piece of brilliance that has swept Great Britain by storm. The programme spoofs celebrities from Michael Jackson to Craig David to Mel B. Avid does this by using rubber masks which genuinely look like the characters he is portraying. This makes for a hilarious show which has spawned 2 or 3 spin offs.

Morgana Robinson's The Agency is a series showcasing the dazzling impersonations of Morgana Robinson. In this seven-part show for BBC Two, Morgana plays the entire celebrity roster of leading talent agent Vincent Mann (of Mann Management).In a groundbreaking move, Vincent has allowed a documentary crew into his agency, and given them access to the likes of Miranda Hart, Natalie Cassidy, Russell Brand, Joanna Lumley, Gregg Wallace, Mel and Sue, Danny Dyer and Adele - all of whom are played by Robinson.

After his memorable appearances in Reno 911 and Adam Sandler movies, stand-up comic Nick Swardson stars in his own Comedy Central sketch-comedy series.

Comedy sketch show written and starring Peter Serafinowicz. The show is a mixture of sketches based on parodies of British television, using Peter's and other actor's impression notable television personalities.

With a documentary film crew recording his every move, Keith Lemon: Coming in America will chart Keith's journey as he attempts to realise his ultimate dream of hosting his own US chat show. After all, if James Corden can do it, why not Keith Lemon? Taking some of his favourite sketch alter-egos along for the ride including The Urban Fox, The Big Fat Gypsy Kardashians and David Dickinson as well as introducing some brand new characters, Keith will do whatever it takes to become the next big thing in La-La land.