Best comedies on Channel 4

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2026
Comedy
Sitcom
Hotshot director Sam and his elite team of filmmakers race against the clock to turn ordinary people's extraordinary, chaotic and surreal ideas into hit movies.
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2025
Sitcom
Comedy
Comedy, starring Rosie Jones as a young woman who, having had her state benefits slashed after being made redundant, builds an illegal drugs empire
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2022
Sitcom
Comedy
15
Jack Rooke's semi-autobiographical comedy about mismatched young men from opposite ends of the 'spectrum of masculinity', who become best friends at university.
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2024
Comedy
Sitcom
Comedy about two women whose friendship is subjected to a barrage of increased work, life and mental health pressures. Starring Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West
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2024
Comedy
Drama
Drama based on the novel by Candice Carty-Williams about the trials and tribulations of 25-year-old Jamaican British woman Queenie Jenkins' life. Starring Dionne Brown, Bellah, Llewella Gideon and Joseph Marcell
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2023
Sitcom
Comedy
15
Follows a hyper-religious community. They will ask: how does an idiosyncratic family navigating modern life nowadays protect themselves from eternal hell fire?
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2018
Comedy
Sitcom
15
Family comedy with Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Louisa Harland. It follows the escapades of a group of teens as they grow up amongst the Troubles in early-1990s Northern Ireland.
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Mitchell and Webb Are Not Helping
2025
Comedy
Comedy sketches, written by and starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb, with Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Stevie Martin, Lara Ricote and Krystal Evans
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2022
Comedy
Horror
12
Red Guy, Yellow Guy and Duck learn about the world from friendly talking objects in a comedy horror satirising children's puppet shows.
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2011
Comedy
Sitcom
PG
British sitcom revolving around a family that always gathers on a Friday night to share a main meal. Starring Simon Bird as Adam and Tom Rosenthal as his brother Jonny.
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