One of the problems with writing about television is that I have to look at more of the stuff than might actually be good for me.

What sort of voice should we read your answers in?

She married on screen with great fanfare in romcom Love Actually - but Keira Knightley's real-life nuptials were a much more laid-back affair

It is that time of the year when mirth abounds, as the International Comedy Festival rolls into town and suddenly everybody's a comedian.

Comedians Guy Williams and Chris Martin join us for a live chat as they prepare to embark on a New Zealand tour together as part of the 2degrees Comedy Convoy.

Hardly anyone saw it, but Rainer Hersch's homage to the great Victor Borge was brilliant, writes Russell Baillie.

Tom Green has used new-fangled technology to make a success of himself in this big bad world we live in.

What sort of voice should we read your answers in?

What sort of voice should we read your answers in?

What sort of voice should we read your answers in?

Trevor Noah's one man show, The Racist, blends comedy with social comment.

We ask the hard questions to comedy duo Hedluv + Passman. Who is your comedy hero? What does your mother think of what you do? Where are you when your jokes come to you?

Think of it as speed dating: A chance to see which comedians you might like to take it further with in the coming three weeks.

So, you think your child's funny? Danielle Wright talks to the kids comedy industry to find out how you can encourage your children to make people, other than their mum and dad, laugh.

Urzila Carlson describes her show in 10 words and explains why it's better to have wisdom than youth in comedy.

Dai Henwood talks about his mum, his comedy heroes and why the shower is the best place to write jokes.