You Have Been Watching

July. 07,2009

Rating：

7.7

Genre：

Comedy

Keywords：

Game Show

Trailer Synopsis

You Have Been Watching is a British comedy panel game presented by Charlie Brooker, produced by Zeppotron for Channel 4 and filmed at BBC Television Centre and Riverside Studios in London. It first aired on 7 July 2009, for a weekly eight-episode run. The show's title is a reference to sitcoms written by David Croft such as Dad's Army, 'Allo 'Allo!, Are You Being Served? and It Ain't Half Hot Mum which ended with the caption "You have been watching", which was then followed by the cast list. A second series of the show began on 15 April 2010 and ended prematurely by a week due to the Cumbria shootings; the final episode having been postponed because it is a crime special. The crime special was eventually broadcast on 4 August 2010, albeit airing on E4 rather than Channel 4.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 2 : 2010

8 Episode

Episode 1 - Series 2, Episode 1

April. 15,2010

David Baddiel, Liza Tarbuck and Kevin Bridges join Charlie to shout and shake their fists at the world of television in all its diverse glory. They give their take on an array of TV clips and, in the spirit of competition, answer questions about them too.

Episode 2 - Series 2, Episode 2

April. 22,2010

Robert Webb, Jason Manford and Sharon Horgan join Charlie to shout and shake their fists at the world of television in all its diverse glory.

Episode 3 - Series 2, Episode 3

April. 29,2010

Charlie Brooker continues his series of the corrosive comedy quiz show which reviews the weird and wonderful world of television with guests Lauren Laverne, Chris Addison and Rufus Hound.

Episode 4 - Election Night Special

May. 06,2010

Robert Webb, Sharon Horgan and Peter Serafinowicz join Charlie to shout and shake a collective fist at TV's election coverage and the world of political television.

Episode 5 - Bastard Spectacular

May. 13,2010

David Mitchell, Victoria Coren and Andy Nyman join Charlie Brooker to give their take on the world of TV.

Episode 6 - Series 2, Episode 6

May. 20,2010

Reginald D Hunter, Sarah Millican and Peter Serafinowicz join Charlie Brooker to shout at - and celebrate - the world of television in all its diverse glory. Charlie's guests give their take on an array of TV clips and, in the spirit of competition, answer questions about them too.

Episode 7 - Kids' TV Special

May. 27,2010

Charlie is joined by guest Chris Addison, Mark Watson and Holly Walsh for a Kids' TV Special.

Episode 8 - Crime Special

August. 05,2010

Charlie hosts a Crime Special in his corrosive comedy quiz show and is joined by Armando Iannucci, Josie Long and Rufus Hound who join him in exploring the wonderful world of television.

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