BBC Three TV Guide

Comedy about a proud gang of LGBTQ+ friends in Middlesbrough. Dickie, Mam, Lucinda and Sal throw a surprise coming-out party for Stewart at Keith's World of Carpets, which turns into a venture in wonderland. Written by and starring Phil Dunning, with Mark Benton, Alexandra Mardell and Monica Dolan

The queens get Stewart ready for his first date - and decide to invite themselves along as well. Comedy, written by and starring Phil Dunning, with Elijah Young, Mark Benton and Alexandra Mardell

Janet struggles to make the right decision when Gaz confesses his love to her. On discovering Gaz's relationship with Janet, Donna vandalises his van - but has an affair of her own to hide. Meanwhile, Munch tries to find a suitable birthing expert to help Louise

Janet twists Gaz's arm into having a romantic night in with her after he suggests going out and letting his former girlfriend babysit Corinthian. However, the mood turns sour when the couple begin to disagree over Jonny, prompting Gaz to make a big commitment

Louise struggles with her duties as a mum - leaving her baby behind whenever she goes out - and receives much-needed advice from Tim. Meanwhile, Janet is unsure about Donna's new boyfriend. Comedy, starring Sheridan Smith and Natalie Casey

Janet responds to being mugged by becoming a police community support officer. Wesley returns to the area intent on seeking advice from Gaz on the best way to win Donna's heart, while Louise runs into problems as she tries to find a father figure for her daughter. Comedy, starring Sheridan Smith, Will Mellor, Thomas Nelstrop and Kathryn Drysdale

The ultimate hunt for the best British comic begins as 30 hopefuls battle it out across six heats to earn a place in the final, where one will be crowned the BBC New Comedian of 2025. Josh Jones hosts the West heat at St George's, a fully accessible live music and arts venue in the heart of Bristol. Carwyn Blayney, Will Owen, Omari Douglas, Jess Carrivick and Alfie Dundas take to the stage in a bid to impress judges Priya Hall, Harriet Dyer and Fatiha El-Ghorri

Two emotionally unassembled young men start a play group, Funboys Fun Club, for childish young men to engage in some wholesome mucking about. When they come across severely depressed 60-year-old Marty, they try their best to bring some joy back to his life. Pilot for the sitcom, with Rian Lennon and Ryan Early