Mitchell and Webb sketch. Scientist working for Laboratories Garnier finds a possible cancer cure. But his discovery does not please the straight-talking owner of the corporation.

The iconic final scene in the seminal working class gangster movie Long Good Friday. It’s an acting masterclass by Bob “Super Mario” Hoskins; all in the face. “What the car scene, with a silent defeated and defiant Harold represents, is the subjugation of the forces of capitalism and commerce to ideological forces. Yes, the IRA are after revenge, but within their pursuit of revenge, an age old conflict is represented, but one told by way of a thrilling yarn.” — Film Critic Roger Ebert “‘ERE HOLD UP, WHERE’S VICTORIA?”

Accused of manslaughter, it turns out vending machine repairman Arnold J Rimmer is guilty of nothing more than being Arnold J Rimmer. "That is his crime. It is also his punishment."

Simon Munnery's recent stand-up show has been called the closest comedy comes to art. In this seminal clip, he considers why this may not be the flattering review it seems.