Craig Charles TV Shows

Red Dwarf

83/100

The adventures of the last human alive and his friends, stranded three million years into deep space on the mining ship Red Dwarf.

Takeshi's Castle

82/100

Comic highlights from a physical Japanese gameshow presided over and commentated by Craig Charles.

Carpool

71/100

Robert Llewellyn interviews fellow comedians in a unique studio, his car.

Captain Butler

61/100

The series is set during the 18th century during the Golden Age of Piracy and the Napoleonic Wars, and follows the adventures of a band of less than prolific pirates led by the cowardly ... See full summary »

Jailbreak

77/100

10 contestants battle to escape from a specially built prison in Hertfordshire, England. The first to break out wins £100,000 from a £250,000 prize fund, but if they work together on the escape they each get a share of the total amount.

Cyberzone

59/100

Game show where contestants compete in sporting challenges in a virtual reality world.

Craig Goes Mad in Melbourne

Craig Charles goes behind the scenes at the second annual Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

You're Booked!

Magazine-format book series of news, reviews, interviews with authors and sales charts highlighting newly published titles.

Funky Bunker

Night time variety entertainment show.

Them and Us

Consumer show championing the rights of the public, especially where they feel an injustice has been done.

Craig's Sushi TV

A clip-based quiz, utilizing footage from Japanese game shows.

Cyberpunks and Technophobes

In the UK there is a trend for teenagers to drop science subjects at school, and to concentrate on the arts. This programme looks at why there is a trend towards technophobia despite ... See full summary »

The Easter Stories

A series of 7 short programmes showing viewpoints on Easter, hosted by British comedians. Programmes combined animation techniques and comedy with the turmoil and pathos of the original Easter story.