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Spoof soap set in a leafy suburb of Surbiton, apparently inhabited by celebrity superstars. While touring Seaforth, Michael Caine discovers that Anthony Hopkins is running the local cafe

Darkly comic spoof documentary series exposing dysfunctional relationships. This programme features a wealthy upper-class couple with nothing in common but their money and background. The wife’s late fiance is a ghostly presence in their sexless marriage, as an ideal with which the husband cannot compete

Spoof documentary series looking at Middle England through the eyes of fly-on-the-wall film-maker Roy Mallard. Roy meets a former town planner trying to make a name for himself as a freelance photographer

Second series of the award-winning surreal sketch show. Spanish flamenco dancers are used to defuse car bombs, a tortoise speaks fluent French, and a certain ‘Doctor’ makes a return

Second series of the award-winning surreal sketch show. This edition includes a cautionary tale of love involving a large potato, and an Alfred Hitchcock spoof entitled The Working Class. Starring Kevin Eldon, Rebecca Front, Mark Heap, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Simon Pegg and Catherine Tate

Series examining the relationship of the DJ to Balearic beat hotspot Ibiza. In this edition, 21-year-old Belfast-born DJ Fergie discusses his initiation into house music by house legend Tony De Vit, his residency at God’s Kitchen and his definitive Ibiza playlist

Judge Jules hosts this travelogue focussing on the dance music scenes of cities all over the world. In this edition, Jules visits the birthplace of house music, Chicago, where he meets the godfathers of the genre, Marshall Jefferson and Farley Jackmaster Funk. He also gets to play a set at the legendary Pure club and meets DJ Mark Picchiotti, who talks about his collaboration with Kylie

This episode looks at what happened when Paul Oakenfold, Danny Rampling and Nicky Holloway went on holiday to Ibiza. The rest is history

Spoof music chat show in which Jamie Theakston meets anti-drugs campaigner Shaun Ryder and professional jazz dancer Bez. Starring Matt Lucas and David Walliams

Whether eating a post-club kebab or just suffering from a bout of insomnia, make sure you stick around for some of the hottest videos, courtesy of Play

Unable to drag yourself out of bed? Fear not as Play has a selection of the coolest new videos around, designed to prise you away from your duvet

Hungover? Not enough shuteye? Why not take a sickie and relax as Play shows off some of the best tunes around, along with a selection of classic tracks from the past decade

Want to know what’s hot in the world of music? Look no further as Play shows all the latest and coolest new videos

An hour of back-to-back videos from a specific year - but can you guess what the year is, or are you too mashed to remember?

A showcase for the best new music around and the birth of the next big ‘thang’ on Play, presented by former Stone Roses member Mani and former Prodigy member Leeroy Thornhill. Featuring specially shot performances, guest interviews, reports on the best new music, and new tracks by some familiar faces

'They Came From...' gets off Spaghetti Junction and ventures into the Midlands. Scott Mills accompanies the music acts who came from central England, with a little surprise thrown in. Music in this week’s show comes from the Wonder Stuff, Pop Will Eat Itself, Cornershop, Supergrass, Ocean Colour Scene and two classic performances from Dodgy and Radiohead

Judge Jules hosts this travelogue focussing on the dance music scenes of cities all over the world. In this edition, Jules visits the birthplace of house music, Chicago, where he meets the godfathers of the genre, Marshall Jefferson and Farley Jackmaster Funk. He also gets to play a set at the legendary Pure club and meets DJ Mark Picchiotti, who talks about his collaboration with Kylie

An exploration of contemporary icons and the nature of fame, presented by Boy George. Featuring different celebrities each week as they discuss their early life, their dreams and aspirations, their private selves and how they cope with the pressures of fame. This edition’s guests are TV presenter Jonathan Ross and his wife, writer Jane Goldman

The biggest tunes around, interspersed with Play’s pop puppets in ‘Lives of the Rich and Latex’

Want to know what’s hot in the world of music? Look no further as Play shows all the latest and coolest new videos

Play gets into its time machine to bring you the hottest tracks from the past, the present and the future

Johnny Cigarettes aims to prove that every band or musician in the world is connected by just six links

Examining DJs making records and becoming marketing tools, which has given rise to the number of remix albums on the market

Mary Anne Hobbs chats with celebrity guests and asks them what songs would be on their soundtrack if their life were a movie. Her guest in this edition is actor Sarah White from ‘Brookside’

Mary Anne Hobbs chats with celebrity guests and asks them what songs would be on their soundtrack if their life were a movie. Her guest is comedienne Gina Yashere

Scott Mills presents the new show, exclusive to Play, in which a celebrity guest makes a compilation tape for someone they care about and is asked to think about what tracks they would include and why. Neil Hannon of the Divine Comedy makes a tape for his wife, featuring tracks by Jeff Buckley and the Pixies

A showcase for the best new music around and the birth of the next big ‘thang’ on Play, presented by former Stone Roses member Mani and former Prodigy member Leeroy Thornhill. Featuring specially shot performances, guest interviews, features on the best new music, and new tracks by some familiar faces

'They Came From...' gets off Spaghetti Junction and ventures into the Midlands. Scott Mills accompanies the music acts who came from central England, with a little surprise thrown in. Music in this week’s show comes from the Wonder Stuff, Pop Will Eat Itself, Cornershop, Supergrass, Ocean Colour Scene and two classic performances from Dodgy and Radiohead

Priorite A Gauche display their very own fashion sense and compare their style with that of the British. Throughout the show they introduce their favourite European videos

Judge Jules hosts this travelogue focussing on the dance music scenes of cities all over the world. In this edition, Jules visits the birthplace of house music, Chicago, where he meets the godfathers of the genre, Marshall Jefferson and Farley Jackmaster Funk. He also gets to play a set at the legendary Pure club and meets DJ Mark Picchiotti, who talks about his collaboration with Kylie

An exploration of contemporary icons and the nature of fame, presented by Boy George. Featuring different celebrities each week as they discuss their early life, their dreams and aspirations, their private selves and how they cope with the pressures of fame. This edition’s guests are TV presenter Jonathan Ross and his wife, writer Jane Goldman

Sitcom about a thirtysomething widower facing up to a midlife crisis, continuing Play’s ‘Paul Whitehouse Week’. Danny Spencer, the creator and voice of Dexter the animated bear, is ashamed to feel a sneaking sense of freedom in place of grief after the tragic death of his wife. His friends all seem fairly content - if only he too could find the key to happiness

Sitcom about a widower facing up to a midlife crisis. Danny tries to halt the ageing process by spending a lot of time down the pub. Meanwhile, Charlie has given up drinking in an effort to impress a magistrate

Sitcom about a widower facing up to a midlife crisis. Danny cannot escape sex - he’s not having any but it seems to be everywhere. Meanwhile, Terry and Rachel visit the hospital for her ultrasound scan, prompting Danny to wonder if married domestic tedium could be the true road to contentment. But at a party full of young people, he is reminded what his libido is actually for

Sitcom about a widower facing up to a midlife crisis. A sexually frustrated Danny is set up on a blind date, and the prospective lovebirds get on well - but Danny worries about what his friends will make of posh Emma. And the arrival of pornographic fan-mail suddenly seems much more in tune with Danny’s baser instincts than a real adult relationship

Sitcom about a thirtysomething widower facing up to a midlife crisis. Danny is enjoying his relationship with the posh Emma and agrees to spend the weekend at her mother’s. Unfortunately, he later learns that Dexter the Bear has been nominated for a Bafta and that the awards ceremony is the same weekend