The Interviews begins with Kenneth Williams, legend of radio and film comedy.

Mixing archive interviews with footage from their much-loved sketch show, The Interviews presents a profile of Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker - in their own words.

The life story of Les Dawson, all as told by the man himself.

One of Britain's biggest film stars in the 1960s and 70s, this is the story of Oliver Reed.

This episode tells the fascinating story of the double act that changed the face of British comedy - Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.

The Interviews turns to comic genius Spike Milligan, telling the story of his life and career in his own words.

The fascinating life story of Peter Sellers, who became famous on radio as one of The Goons, and then in the movies too.

The spotlight shines on Barry Humphries, via his larger-than-life alter egos Dame Edna Everage and Les Patterson

This episode combines Frankie Howerd's chat show appearances with archive material to tell his story in his own words.

A profile of Julie Walters. Throughout her career, Julie has switched effortlessly from comedy to hard-hitting drama.

A profile of Bruce Forsyth, one of this country's greatest entertainers.

This week's episode looks at Kenny Everett, a creative and technical genius who was light years ahead of his time.