Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Series Of Psychotic Episodes | 20070307 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070308 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Surreal and sublime sketch comedy from new comic talent Miriam Elia. Episode 2 of 10. | |||
| Bbc Backchat | 20070502 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070503 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Gareth Gwynn takes a lighthearted look at BBC Radio and TV in BBC7's answer to Points of View and Feedback. Episode 10 of 10. | |||
| Botley | 20070404 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070405 BT=0330 (BBC7) | New sketch comedy from Rupert Jones and Tom Bowker. Episode 6 of 10. | |||
| G-force | 20070228 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070301 BT=0330 (BBC7) | The call-to-arms transmissions of two field agents are from an organisation so secret it does not even exist. Episode 1 of 10. | |||
| Gus Murdoch's Sacred Cows | 20070328 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070329 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Gus Murdoch investigates the Sacred Cows of British Culture and asks: Is this cow really sacred? Or is it just a cow? Episode 5 of 10. Gus investigates the Sacred Cows of British Culture and asks: Is this cow really sacred? Or is it just a cow? Episode 5 of 10. | |||
| James Kettle's Skyscraping Ambitions | |||||
| Message To Mars | 20070411 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070412 BT=0330 (BBC7) | John Bowcock won a competition to record a message which will be placed on a rocket for Mars. This is that message. Episode 7 of 10. | |||
| Sportstalk | 20070314 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070315 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Armchair sports commentary for the 21st Century with hosts John Roberts and Terry Fleming. Episode 3 of 10. | |||
| The Great Caravaggio's Travelling Circus | 20070418 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070419 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Episode 8 of 10. | |||
| Wonderworld | 20070321 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070322 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Welcome to Wonderworld by Andrew Wallace. Please keep your hands inside the carriage and enjoy the ride! Episode 4 of 10. | |||
| 01 | G-force | 20070228 | 20070301 | The call-to-arms transmissions of two field agents are from an organisation so secret it does not even exist. | |
| 02 | A Series Of Psychotic Episodes | 20070307 | 20070308 20080511 (BBC7) 20080512 (BBC7) 20100516 (BBC7) | "Surreal and sublime sketch comedy from new comic talent Miriam Elia Surreal and sublime sketch comedy. Miriam Elia's winning entry, which spawned her own Radio 7 series." | |
| 02 | A Series Of Psychotic Episodes | 20070307 | 20070308 20080511 (BBC7) 20080512 (BBC7) 20100516 (BBC7) | Surreal and sublime sketch comedy from new comic talent Miriam Elia Surreal and sublime sketch comedy. Miriam Elia's winning entry, which spawned her own Radio 7 series. | |
| 03 | Sportstalk | 20070314 | 20070315 | Newcomer Lee Derbyshire brings you 'Sportstalk' - armchair sports commentary for the 21st Century with hosts John Roberts and Terry Fleming. The producer was Victoria Lloyd | |
| 04 | Wonderworld | 20070321 | 20070322 20100418 (BBC7) 20100425 (BBC7) 20100426 (BBC7) | Welcome to Wonderworld by Andrew Wallace. Please keep your hands inside the carriage and enjoy the ride!. Climb on board the comedy set in a down-at-heel theme park in the South of England. Stars Andrew Wallace. | |
| 05 | Gus Murdoch's Sacred Cows | 20070328 | 20070329 20100509 (BBC7) | Gus investigates the Sacred Cows of British Culture and asks: Is this cow really sacred? Or is it just a cow? The investigative journalist probes the National Lottery and the UK's biggest losers. Stars Stephen Carlin. | |
| 06 | Botley | 20070404 | 20070405 | New sketch comedy from Rupert Jones and Tom Bowker. | |
| 07 | Message To Mars | 20070411 | 20070412 | John Bowcock won a competition to record a message which will be placed on a rocket for Mars. This is that message. Stars Mark Steele | |
| 09 | James Kettle's Skyscraping Ambitions - Making It Big In Business | 20070425 | 20070426 20100516 (BBC7) 20070425 BT=2230 (BBC7) 20070426 BT=0330 (BBC7) | Join James Kettle as he tries to make it big in the world of business - like T S Eliot did. With Thomas Nelstrop, Holly Walsh and Stephen Carlin. James wants to succeed in business but will it impress anyone? Episode 9 of 10. | |
| 10 LAST | Bbc Backchat | 20070502 | 20070503 20100502 BT=2315 (BBC7) 20100502 (BBC7) | Gareth Gwynn takes a lighthearted look at BBC Radio and TV in BBC7's answer to Points of View and Feedback. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV - in 7's answer to 'Points of View' and 'Feedback'. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV. | |
| 10 LAST | Bbc Backchat | 20070502 | 20070503 20100502 BT=2315 (BBC7) | Gareth Gwynn takes a lighthearted look at BBC Radio and TV in BBC7's answer to Points of View and Feedback. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV - in 7's answer to 'Points of View' and 'Feedback'. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV. | |
| 10 LAST | Bbc Backchat | 20070502 | 20070503 20100502 (BBC7) | Gareth Gwynn takes a lighthearted look at BBC Radio and TV in BBC7's answer to Points of View and Feedback. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV - in 7's answer to 'Points of View' and 'Feedback'. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV. | |
| 01 | 04 | Wonderworld | 20070321 | 20070322 20100418 (BBC7) 20100425 (BBC7) 20100426 (BBC7) | Welcome to Wonderworld by Andrew Wallace. Please keep your hands inside the carriage and enjoy the ride!. Climb on board the comedy set in a down-at-heel theme park in the South of England. Stars Andrew Wallace. From March 2007. Welcome to Wonderworld by Andrew Wallace. Please keep your hands inside the carriage and enjoy the ride!. Climb on board the comedy set in a down-at-heel theme park in the South of England. Stars Andrew Wallace. |