Harry Hill's TV Burp

Harry Hill's TV Burp

TV Burp title card
Genre Comedy
Created by Harry Hill
Written by Harry Hill
Presented by Harry Hill
Composer(s) Steve Brown
Country of origin United Kingdom
Original language(s) English
No. of series 11
No. of episodes 161 (plus 5 specials)
Production
Executive producer(s) Harry Hill
Producer(s) Nick Symons (2002–2006)
Spencer Millman (2007–2012)
Location(s) Teddington Studios (2001–2009)
BBC Television Centre (2009–2012)
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time 30 minutes
Production company(s) Avalon Television
Distributor Avalon Distribution
Release
Original network ITV (2001-2012)
Picture format 16:9 576i (SDTV) (2001–2009)
16:9 1080i (HDTV) (2010–2012)
Audio format Dolby Digital 5.1
Original release 22 December 2001 (2001-12-22) – 24 March 2012 (2012-03-24)
Chronology
Related shows You Cannot Be Serious
Harry Hill's Alien Fun Capsule
External links
Website www.tv-burp.com
Production
website		 itv.com/harryhill

Harry Hill's TV Burp (also known as just TV Burp) is a British television comedy programme that ran for 11 years from 2001 to 2012, and was produced by Avalon Television for ITV. The show was written and hosted by comedian Harry Hill, with each episode taking a humorous look back to the previous week of programming on British television.

Format

Much of the format of the show is centred on comedy that is derived from a selection of clips taken from a week's worth of programming on British television, both from terrestrial and digital channels, which are often combined with studios segments, spoof scenes and sketches, with the host sometimes involved in the humour derived from them. Clips featured on TV Burp are sourced from a variety of shows across most channels throughout the week before the broadcast of each episode, with soaps, dramas and popular-factual series being the most commonly represented genres. Comedy created from clips is usually acquired from outside of the context of their original programme and with only limited information about the scene given, as the focus of the show's treatment is often on the unintentional humour which can be picked out from the scene they show - from something that is spoken out by a character or a real-life person, something humorous that happened in the clip, or something pointed out by the host - which can usually be accompanied by a spoof scene or sketch that often involves the host performing alongside a character from the scene, a guest performer, or a stand-in actor portraying a character from the show or a notable figure in the media. An example of this can be that a portion of the original scene is shown, before it cuts to the spoof scene, whereupon the host jumps into the scene and gets involved in a slapstick fight with the people from the show. All studio segments shown on the programme, usually feature the host commenting lightheartedly or sarcastically about the actual intended content of the programme, and sometimes involves him using props that are based upon those from the clips shown, sometimes being mock-ups of actual items from the original programme, while sketches and spoof scenes can range from mock-ups of behind-the-scenes actions, or based upon something mentioned in a clip.

Recurring elements

Throughout the series, TV Burp featured a considerable number of recurring elements, of which some became staple parts of the show in the later series:

In some later series, the fight was either one-sided and instantly over, or something occurred to make it not happen. During its broadcast on Cartoon Network, the channel featured a mock version of the sketch involving the two letters of its logo, 'C' and 'N', fighting each other during the adverts, but not in the episodes.

Production

Following a successful pilot broadcast on 22 December 2001, a series was commissioned, starting on 14 November 2002. Production of an episode often involved Hill and his programme's associate writing team, including Brenda Gilhooly, Paul Hawksbee, Dan Maier, Joe Burnside and David Quantick, watching significant amounts of television, much on preview tapes. Throughout Series 1 to 8, the show was recorded before a live audience in Studio 1 of Teddington Studios, South-West London, but from Series 9 to the final episode of Series 11, recording was relocated to BBC Television Centre. The first two series of the show were broadcast within a late night slot on Thursdays, with Series 1 being the only series not to feature clips from the BBC's EastEnders; Hill was required, during the series, to accompany his comments on the British soap with either crude animation, courtroom-style sketches or staged comic re-enactments of scenes from the show. Whilst the show was well received, the scheduling was criticised due to the family-friendly humour, leading to the third series receiving a teatime repeat slot on Sundays. Starting from the fourth series, the show moved to a Saturday teatime slot, and then later to a Saturday primetime slot.

Due to the inclusion of a large amount of material to which ITV and Avalon do not hold the rights, repeats of past TV Burp episodes were rare outside immediate broadcast repeats. However, in 2009, The Best of TV Burp was introduced, which featured clips from previous episodes, while additionally, new episodes were also made available to view online on the ITV Player service after original transmission.[1] As of 7 April 2012, 24 'Best of TV Burp' episodes have been aired, in addition to a Best of Christmas TV Burp episode on 27 December 2010, featuring clips from previous Christmas episodes of the show. On 28 October 2011, Cartoon Network began airing a similar format, in which they took past episodes of the series and edited segments together to make the series more child-friendly, but did not record new segments for this version, with the exception of the trailer.

After months of speculation, Hill confirmed to his studio audience at the taping of the final episode of Series 11 that it would be his last.[2] In October 2013 Gold began airing re-runs of the show starting with the third series.[3] The titles of the show were briefly featured as part of London 2012's opening ceremony.

Criticism

In 2007, Ofcom ruled that TV Burp had breached guidelines by including clips of a Bear Grylls programme which featured Grylls eating a frog and cooking a turtle; Ofcom ruled that the clips were 'inappropriately scheduled' given the offence they could potentially cause viewers when taken outside of the context of the whole Grylls programme.[4]

In 2009, "The Best of TV Burp 3" included footage originally broadcast in 2004, which lampooned Sky reality series The Real Mrs Robinson. ITV and Avalon were not aware that two of the participants in the programme had died between the original broadcast and the 'Best of'. However, Sky's licence to use the footage made no mention of this, and the participants were not referred to by their full names in the footage, restricting TV Burp's ability to research the case ahead of putting the programme to air. After complaints were made to ITV and Ofcom, the programme was voluntarily re-edited such that the segment was removed from all further broadcasts. Ofcom did not uphold a complaint made by relatives of the deceased, stating that whilst it recognised that the broadcast of the footage would have been distressing to the family, the manner of the broadcast did not breach the broadcasting regulations.[5]

A 2016 broadcast on Dave, of an episode originally screened by ITV in December 2008, featured parody of a Channel 4 documentary about Thomas Beatie. UKTV had edited out around a minute of the segment ahead of broadcast, but much of the skit remained. Complainants felt the treatment was offensive to the transgender community; Ofcom ruled the complaints had been resolved by way of UKTV voluntarily cutting the entire section on Beatie's film, preventing it from future broadcast on their channels.[6]

Reception and awards

TV Burp received positive feedback from critics and viewers; Sophie Heath from the Daily Mail said the show was "Genius, pure and simple", while Mark Lawson from The Guardian said it was "The freshest and most original show in mainstream television."[7] In 2008, visitors to the British Comedy Guide website voted TV Burp as the "Best British TV Panel Show/Satire of 2008".[8] Viewing figures for the show in its primetime slot were considerably high and achieved a considerable share of the audience - Series 8 averaged 6.1 million viewers during its run, taking an average share of around 25.1% of the audience for its timeslot, compared to Series 11 which averaged 4.9 million viewer and an average audience share of 19.3%. One of its highest rated episodes, achieved 8 million viewers and took a 32% audience share.[9]

In 2007, Harry Hill's TV Burp was nominated for Best Comedy Entertainment Programme at the 2007 British Comedy Awards,[10] while in 2008, it won two British Academy Television Awards for Best Entertainment Performance (for Harry Hill) and Best Entertainment programme, and in 2009 won Harry Hill another BAFTA for Best Entertainment Performance.

Transmissions

Series

Series Start date End date Episodes
Pilot
22 December 2001
 1
1 14 November 2002 19 December 2002 6
2 30 October 2003 18 December 2003 8
3 20 February 2004 2 April 2004 7
4 23 October 2004 27 November 2004 6
5 21 January 2006 30 December 2006 11
6 20 January 2007 5 January 2008 16[fn 1]
7 12 January 2008 26 April 2008 16[fn 2]
8 18 October 2008 18 April 2009 26[fn 3]
9 10 October 2009 3 April 2010 21[fn 4]
10 9 October 2010 2 April 2011 21[fn 5]
11 8 October 2011 7 April 2012 24[fn 6]

Specials

From 2005 to 2011, the biennial BBC One transmission of the Red Nose Day telethon in aid of Comic Relief has included a short TV Burp segment. He also recorded a short TV Burp segment for Blue Peter in February 2009.

Date Special
11 March 2005 Comic Relief 2005
16 March 2007 Comic Relief 2007
4 February 2009 Blue Peter 2009
13 March 2009 Comic Relief 2009
18 March 2011 Comic Relief 2011 (crossover with Autumnwatch)

Ratings

Ratings from BARB[11] and exclude Best of TV Burp editions.

Series 1

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Overnight share
114 November 2002 2.90[12] 19.7%[13]
221 November 2002 N/A N/A
328 November 2002 N/A N/A
45 December 2002 N/A N/A
512 December 2002 N/A N/A
619 December 2002 N/A N/A

Series 5

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Overnight share
121 January 2006 N/A N/A
228 January 2006 N/A N/A
34 February 2006 N/A N/A
411 February 2006 N/A N/A
518 February 2006 N/A N/A
625 February 2006 N/A N/A
74 March 2006 N/A N/A
811 March 2006 N/A N/A
918 March 2006 N/A N/A
1025 March 2006 4.7026.4%[14]
1130 December 2006 4.3918.5%[15]

Series 6

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Overnight share
120 January 2007 5.61 29.0%[16]
227 January 20075.37 25.0%[17]
33 February 20075.9829.6%[18]
410 February 20076.28 30.8%[19]
517 February 2007 4.0022.0%[20]
624 February 20075.1224.4%[21]
73 March 20075.4627.6%[22]
810 March 20074.53 N/A
917 March 2007 5.5429.2%[23]
1024 March 20075.70 N/A
1131 March 2007 3.5024.4%[24]
127 April 2007 4.1120.4%[25]
1314 April 2007 3.6123.1%[26]

Series 7

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Overnight share
1 25 December 20073.65 13.3%[27]
212 January 20086.02 26.0%[28]
319 January 2008 6.3727.8%[29]
426 January 20087.36 32.3%[30]
52 February 20086.45 27.2%[31]
69 February 2008 7.0932.0%[32]
716 February 20085.10 21.0%[33]
823 February 20085.07 24.5%[34]
91 March 2008 5.36 N/A
108 March 20086.30 25.9%[35]
1115 March 20086.26 27.0%[36]
1222 March 20086.07 27.9%[37]
1329 March 20085.98 27.2%[38]
14 5 April 2008 5.8124.8%[39]

Series 8

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Overnight share
1 18 October 2008 6.6727.3%[40]
2 25 October 2008 6.7225.2%[41]
3 1 November 2008 6.2724.3%[42]
4 8 November 2008 5.5822.3%[43]
5 15 November 2008 5.8322.7%[44]
6 22 November 2008 6.2422.8%[45]
7 29 November 2008 6.8726.8%[46]
8 6 December 2008 8.2832.0%[47]
9 13 December 2008 6.2923.5%[48]
10 20 December 20084.9117.7%[49]
11 31 January 2009 6.4926.1%[50]
12 7 February 20096.1524.0%[51]
13 14 February 2009 7.8731.7%[52]
14 21 February 2009 4.4720.2%[53]
15 28 February 2009 5.4625.6%[54]
16 7 March 20095.9723.5%[55]
17 14 March 2009 5.4127.0%[56]
18 21 March 20095.2225.2%[57]
19 28 March 2009 6.4227.6%[58]
20 4 April 2009 5.3927.0%[59]

Series 9

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Overnight share
1 10 October 2009 7.1327.7%[60]
2 17 October 2009 7.3528.9%[61]
3 24 October 2009 7.0526.7%[62]
4 31 October 2009 5.9423.2%[63]
5 7 November 2009 6.0423.2%[64]
6 14 November 2009 5.9721.3%[65]
7 21 November 2009 7.2526.3%[66]
8 28 November 2009 7.0426.4%[67]
9 30 January 2010 7.0728.6%[68]
10 6 February 2010 7.3529.4%[69]
11 13 February 2010 5.3521.4%[70]
12 20 February 2010 5.8022.2%[71]
13 27 February 2010 5.9223.3%[72]
14 6 March 2010 5.2620.4%[73]
15 13 March 2010 5.7223.1%[74]
16 20 March 2010 6.6928.6%[75]

Series 10

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions) 		Overnight share
1 9 October 2010 5.97[nb 1]23.8%[76]
2 16 October 2010 5.4221.9%[77]
3 23 October 2010 5.3320.9%[78]
4 30 October 2010 5.3720.8%[79]
5 6 November 2010 5.3820.7%[80]
6 13 November 2010 8.27[nb 2]31.5%[81]
7 20 November 2010 7.0826.1%[82]
8 27 November 2010 6.1722.4%[83]
9 4 December 2010 5.6520.7%[84]
10 5 February 2011 6.06[nb 3]24.3%[85]
11 12 February 2011 5.8226.6%[86]
12 19 February 2011 4.3718.8%[87]
13 26 February 2011 4.2417.9%[88]
14 5 March 2011 4.2519.5%[89]
15 12 March 2011 4.2818.7%[90]
16 19 March 2011 5.4225.1%[91]
1726 March 2011 5.0724.3%[92]

Series 11

Episode No. Airdate Viewers
(millions)[nb 4] 		Overnight share
1 8 October 2011 4.7818.3%[93]
2 15 October 2011 4.67 18.6%[94]
3 22 October 2011 5.07 18.7%[95]
4 29 October 2011 4.87 18.2%[96]
5 5 November 2011 4.86 19.4%[97]
6 12 November 2011 5.28 18.8%[98]
7 19 November 20115.40 18.7%[99]
826 November 2011 5.00 18.2%[100]
9 3 December 2011 4.86 17.7%[101]
10 4 February 2012 5.67 22.4%[102]
11 11 February 2012 5.38 22.6%[103]
12 18 February 2012 4.46 17.5%[104]
13 25 February 2012 4.93 20.4%[105]
14 3 March 2012 4.97 20.8%[106]
15 10 March 2012 4.87 21.4%[107]
16 17 March 2012 5.10 22.6%[108]
17 24 March 2012 3.69 15.1%[109]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ The Best Of TV Burp 1-2 was broadcast as part of Series 6
  2. ↑ The Best of TV Burp 3-5 was broadcast as part of Series 7
  3. ↑ The Best of TV Burp 6-8 and The Review of the Year 2008 were broadcast as part of Series 8
  4. ↑ The Best of TV Burp 9-12, The Review of the Year 2009 and The Best of Christmas TV Burp were broadcast as part of Series 9
  5. ↑ The Best of TV Burp 13-16 were broadcast as part of Series 10
  6. ↑ The Best of TV Burp 17-24 were broadcast as part of Series 11

Merchandise

As per repeats, it was initially thought that a DVD release of TV Burp would be unlikely. However, a DVD titled Harry Hill's TV Burp Gold was eventually released in November 2008. Three other DVDs have since been released, as detailed below, with additional content from the show.[110] A complete series-by-series release still appears unlikely. A TV Burp book was also released in 2009.

Title Duration Classification Release Date
Harry Hill's TV Burp Gold
90 minutes
12
10 November 2008
Harry Hill's TV Burp Gold 2
61 minutes
12
9 November 2009
Harry Hill's TV Burp Gold 3
64 minutes Extras run time 72 mins
PG
1 November 2010
Harry Hill's TV Burp: The Best Bits
60 minutes Extras run time 41 mins
12
14 November 2011
Harry Hill's Cream Of TV Burp
63 minutes Extras run time 24 mins
PG
26 November 2012

Hill, Harry (8 October 2009). Harry Hill's TV Burp Book. Ebury Press. ISBN 978-0-09-193224-4. [111]

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  1. ↑ Viewing figures include those who watched on ITV HD
  2. ↑ Viewing figures include those who watched on ITV HD
  3. ↑ Viewing figures include those who watched on ITV HD
  4. ↑ Viewing figures include those who watched on ITV HD
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