Graham Linehan

Graham Linehan was an Irish television writer, actor, director, and comedian who was responsible for bringing the critically-acclaimed shows "Father Ted" (Channel 4 1995-98), "Black Books" (Channel 4 2000-04), and "The IT Crowd" (Channel 4 2006-2013) to British television. As three of the most internationally popular British TV series of their time, the shows made Linehan a cult figure for comedy fans around the world.

THE IT CROWDS1, E3

Fifty-Fifty

Jen has a new admirer, but his romantic gesture goes horribly wrong when Jen’s inability to tell the truth results in a very public humiliation. Meanwhile, Moss and Roy conduct an experiment with a ‘lonely hearts’ website.
THE IT CROWDS2, E6

Men Without Women

Douglas hires Jen as his new PA, giving Moss and Roy free reign in the office. How will they cope without her – and how will she cope with Douglas' unwelcome advances?...
THE IT CROWDS3, E4

Speech

As 'Employee of the Month' Jen asserts herself as manager, and makes powerful enemies in Moss and Roy. Douglas finds the love of his life is not all that she appears to be.
QIS11, E7

Knowledge

Stephen Fry looks at knowledge and explains how many previous QI facts are no longer thought to be true. With Graham Linehan, Jimmy Carr, Jo Brand and Alan Davies.

Graham Linehan

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Director

Producer

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