Russell Howard's Good News

2009
Russell Howard's Good News

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EP1 Episode 1 Oct 22, 2015

EP2 Episode 2 Oct 29, 2015

EP3 Episode 3 Nov 05, 2015

EP4 Episode 4 Nov 12, 2015

News stories include online surveillance and the festive advert everyone's talking about.

EP5 Episode 5 Nov 19, 2015

Russell responds to the attacks in Paris and the week's other stories.

EP6 Episode 6 Nov 26, 2015

Russell looks at the ongoing responses to the Paris attacks, and alcoholic pensioners.

EP7 Episode 7 Dec 03, 2015

Russell Howard looks at the parliamentary vote on airstrikes in Syria.

EP8 Episode 8 Dec 10, 2015

Russell looks at the Oldham West by-election, Storm Desmond and mysterious apple thieves.

EP9 Best Bits Dec 17, 2015

Russell offers up all the best bits from the current series of Good News.
7.4| 0h30m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 22 October 2009 Ended
Producted By: Avalon Television
Country: United Kingdom
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00phwkz
Synopsis

Russell Howard offers his unique perspective on the big stories dominating all of our news outlets, from online and print to broadcast, as well as picking up on those sometimes overlooked things. He uses clips, sketches and studio guests to look at things that have made him smile during the week.

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mrsamczynski Russell looks at stories in the news, with focus on the UK, Europe, and rest of the world. The comedy is 'spot-on' with well timed skits, jokes, and commentary. Jokes frequently go full-circle and you'll see them well placed multiple times throughout the show. For US fans this show is akin to The Daily Show or Colbert Report, just without a news desk; and at times is funnier, but the formula is similar: Current news, puns about it, skits, and finally a guest at the end. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. Thank you Russell Howard.
Axel Forshällen Everyone has different opinions of everything but it is clearer differences in comedy. I love Russell Howard's good news and I really enjoy the humor around current events and the crazy news stories they find. This does not mean in any way you will actually like it. This show is more fitting with younger audiences that can handle a little bit of offensive sex jokes, jokes about the royal family of England and other famous people. A certain grade of tolerance is needed.If you are a teen or in your twenties you might like it. This is not really recommended for older audiences or people who are too mature to enjoy life. This show may make you laugh until you cry or make you send a complaint to BBC and everything in between. See it and decide for yourself. Personally I can't stop watching it.
darshan chudasama Russells show is not that good, its pretty cheap humor of clips repeated over and over again to get a laugh out of the childish audience membershis impressions are terrible because there always the same the only good thing about the show is the clips but only seeing them once on the show , he tends to repeat the clips he has used once over and over again to fill in the time limit of the show the truth is its a rip off of tosh.0 , every thing about the two shows are the same, but tosh has a funnier show because his show has a much broad variety of clipsrussells show is limited to allot of things like the news aspect because there is never enough clips to show about news he uses top clips from the net the show can be better if it was presented by a better host because he was terrible on mock the week just like anything else
buddleja Russell Howard is a new comedic face to me. His show is like a modern day version of the Clive James Show but with much less drollery and, possibly, not quite so interesting guests.I keep watching even though there's something not quite a hit about this show. Russell picks up well on contemporary culture but the frequent and blatant references to bodily parts and functions can tend to wear after a while.The humour is boyish-smutty which Russell carries off well given his looks. There is some wit in there but its generally overwhelmed.The final segment of the show is always a 'feel good' story from the press which, again, can be hit or miss. Given Russell's persona I'll never be sure whether the segment is there to help tone down the previous material. Worth giving a try if you don't recoil from brash, younger comedians.