Utterly Outrageous X-Rated Comedy - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Sex
Featuring clips from 'Little Britain', and Steve Coogan.

Celebrity
Clips come from Dame Edna's show, Shooting Stars, Mrs Merton and Extras. Plus, Harry Enfield, Ali G, the Pub Landlord and The Day Today.

Religion; Death
On the theme of religion there are clips from Spitting Image and Outnumbered, plus Frankie Boyle on the Pope. Death is covered by a Monty Python sketch which was nearly banned, Billy Connolly on medical examinations and Joan Rivers on old people.

Women; Sex
Jennifer Saunders narrates a look at comedy involving women and sex. Contributors include Kerry Godliman talking about The Royle Family, Katy Brand discussing Victoria Wood and Grace Dent on Mrs Doyle from Father Ted. Plus, the Rev Richard Coles examines the career of Julian Clary, and there are clips from Little Britain, Miranda, Smack the Pony and Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.

Politics

Bodily Functions, Taboo Subjects, Death
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