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Chortle Digest
Chortle Digest
No 543, April 21, 2012
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Welcome to your weekly round-up of comedy news courtesy of Chortle.co.uk. As always, for more – plus listings of around 4,500 forthcoming comedy events - check the website.

News
Dylan MoranDylan Moran performed stand-up shows in Russia.  >> But he wasn't quite the first >>

Simon Amstell’s sitcom Grandma’s House is unlikely to return for a third series, his co-writer has said. >>

In the 'I'm offended' files this week, the mother of a disabled child is upset at Ross Noble >> While Ricky Gervais has been accused of anti-semitism for joking about Anne Frank. >>

Russell Brand is to face a committee of MPs looking into drug policy >>

One of the creators of The Inbetweeners has denied it's due for a comeback >>

Stand-up Chris Ramsey has signed a development deal with the BBC >>

An Edinburgh hotel is offering stand-up on room service >>

And comedian John Cooper is to get married on the stage of the Comedy Store in Manchester  >>

Reviews
Loads more from the Melbourne  International Comedy Festival, including Paul Foot, DeAnne Smith, Dead Cat Bounce, Dr Brown, Simon Amstell and more. Full list here >>

Video
New videos from Russell Howard, Josh Howie, spoof London Mayor candidate Sir Ian Bowler, and animator Bill Plympton's version of The Simpsons' couch gag. Click here to watch all videos.

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Opinion
In Correspondents, the section you write:

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Why does every TV comedy need an 'angle'? >>

The only joke in Derek is Ricky Gervais >>

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