Here comes your chance to watch two masters of comedy at work. Fronted by a deadpan standup who was once voted the 41st Best Stand Up Ever, Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle is script-edited by Chris Morris, best known for his work on The Day Today and Brass Eye. Together, in season three, they examine the absurdity of life in Britain by taking aim at London, marriage, UKIP and road signs in Northumberland. It's refreshing to see the BBC deliver the kind of content comedy fans would more commonly-associate with the US, which is exactly why you should drape yourself over season three of the BAFTA Award-winning Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle right now.
