It’s harmless enough. I wonder if there’s an edge there, too. Partridge’s broadcasts are funny because he’s not in on the joke. Madeley and his ilk are too smart not to know what they’re ...

Steve Coogan’s Alan Partridge returns in the podcast ‘From the Oasthouse’, another multi-hour marathon of precision-tooled comedy from the Gibbons brothers (Getty) ...

This December, the BBC marks 25 years of Alan Partridge with a new documentary celebrating Steve Coogan's comic alter-ego. Coogan has often claimed that Norwich's finest Z-list celeb "wasn't based ...

If Alan was still more bullied than bully at this point, all this was set to change. Coogan had already hosted spoof chat show Knowing Me, Knowing You...With Alan Partridge, on the radio and had ...

Alan Partridge, the British broadcast personality Steve Coogan first brought to life in 1991 on the BBC radio news spoof, “On the Hour,” is back. Older, none the wiser, his bloated ego and ...

Alan Partridge, the callow, obnoxious, stubbornly amusing creation of British comedian Steve Coogan, makes his big-screen debut in "Alan Partridge," a larky if sketchily schematic attempt to see ...

Alan Partridge will return to the BBC for a new series next year, his first since the final episode of I’m Alan Partridge, in 2002.

Between the showbiz parodies of “SCTV” and the anchorman toolishness of Ron Burgundy, there is a missing link of media satire — missing for Americans who don’t frequent British TV, that is.

What is the format of This Time with Alan Partridge? The mock-live half-hour programme – which sounds a lot like The One Show – features "a heady mix of consumer affairs, current affairs ...

If Alan was still more bullied than bully at this point, all this was set to change. Coogan had already hosted spoof chat show Knowing Me, Knowing You...With Alan Partridge, on the radio and had ...