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Armando Iannucci More at IMDb Pro »

"Lab Rats" (6 episodes)
  1. A Snail (10 July 2008) - executive producer 
  2. A Donor (17 July 2008) - executive producer 
  3. A Protest (24 July 2008) - executive producer 
  4. A Bee (31 July 2008) - executive producer 
  5. A Diary (14 August 2008) - executive producer 
  6. A Seven Nighter (14 August 2008) - executive producer 
"Comics Britannia" (3 episodes)
  1. The Fun Factory (10 September 2007) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  2. Boys and Girls (17 September 2007) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
  3. Anarchy in the UK (24 September 2007) - Himself - Narrator (voice) 
"Have I Got News for You: The Inevitable Internet Spin-Off" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.4 (4 May 2007) - Himself 
"Sunday AM" (1 episode)
... aka The Andrew Marr Show (UK: new title)
  1. Episode #2.21 (4 February 2007) - Himself 
"Mark Lawson Talks to..." (1 episode)
  1. Armando Iannucci (2 January 2007) - Himself 
"Imagine" (1 episode)
  1. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Studio (31 January 2006) - Himself 
"Time Trumpet" (6 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.3 (1 January 2006) - Writer (written by), Himself, producer, Director 
  2. Episode #1.1 (3 August 2006) - Writer (writer), Himself, Director 
  3. Episode #1.2 (10 August 2006) - Himself, Director 
  4. Episode #1.4 (24 August 2006) - Himself 
  5. Episode #1.5 (31 August 2006) - Writer (writer), Himself, Director 
  6. Episode #1.6 (7 September 2006) - Himself 
"The Thick of It" (9 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (19 May 2005) - Writer (deviser) (written by), Director 
  2. Episode #1.2 (26 May 2005) - Writer (deviser) (written by), Director 
  3. Episode #1.3 (2 June 2005) - Writer (deviser) (written by), Director 
  4. Episode #1.4 (20 October 2005) - Writer (deviser) (written by), Director 
  5. Episode #1.5 (27 October 2005) - Writer (deviser) (written by), Director 
  6. Episode #1.6 (3 November 2005) - Writer (deviser) (written by), series producer, Director 
  7. The Rise of the Nutters (2 January 2007) - Writer (deviser) (written by), series producer, Director 
  8. Spinners and Losers (3 July 2007) - Writer (deviser) (written by), series producer, Director 
  9. Spinners and Losers: The Opposition (3 July 2007) - Writer (deviser) (written by), series producer, Director 
"This Week" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 14 April 2005 (14 April 2005) - Himself 
"Question Time" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 13 January 2005 (13 January 2005) - Himself 
"The Daily Politics" (3 episodes)
  1. Episode dated 3 November 2004 (3 November 2004) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 17 March 2005 (17 March 2005) - Himself 
  3. Episode dated 28 October 2005 (28 October 2005) - Himself 
"Have I Got News for You" (2 episodes)
... aka HIGNFY (UK: short title)
... aka Have I Got 1992 for You (UK: rerun title)
... aka Have I Got Old News for You (UK: rerun title)
... aka Have I Got a Little Bit More News for You (UK: rerun title (longer version))
... aka Have I Got the 90s for You (UK: rerun title)
  1. Episode #27.2 (23 April 2004) - Himself 
  2. Episode #33.4 (4 May 2007) - Himself 
"The Armando Iannucci Shows" (8 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (30 August 2001) - Writer (written by), Himself, producer, Director 
  2. Work (6 September 2001) - Himself 
  3. Mortality (13 September 2001) - Himself 
  4. Communcation (20 September 2001) - Himself 
  5. Episode #1.5 (27 September 2001) - Himself 
  6. Neighbours (4 October 2001) - Himself 
  7. Reality (11 October 2001) - Himself 
  8. Imagination (18 October 2001) - Himself 
"The South Bank Show" (1 episode)
  1. Steve Coogan (5 August 2001) - Himself 
"Brass Eye" (1 episode)
... aka Trip TV (UK)
  1. Paedophilia (26 July 2001) - thanks 
"Light Lunch" (1 episode)
  1. The Magnificent Seven (9 January 1998) - Himself 
"I'm Alan Partridge" (8 episodes)
  1. A Room with an Alan (3 November 1997) - Writer (written by) 
  2. Alan Attraction (10 November 1997) - Writer (writer), producer 
  3. Watership Alan (17 November 1997) - Writer (writer) 
  4. Basic Alan (24 November 1997) - Writer (writer) 
  5. To Kill a Mocking Alan (1 December 1997) - Writer (writer) 
  6. Towering Alan (8 December 1997) - Writer (writer) 
  7. Bravealan (25 November 2002) - producer, Director 
  8. Alan Wide Shut (16 December 2002) - producer, Director 
"The Saturday Night Armistice" (1 episode)
... aka The Friday Night Armistice (UK: new title)
  1. The Election Night Armistice (1 May 1997) - Himself 
"Where's Elvis This Week?" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.3 (20 October 1996) - Himself 
"Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge" (7 episodes)
... aka Knowing Me, Knowing You (UK: short title)
  1. Episode #1.1 (16 September 1994) - Writer (writer), producer 
  2. Episode #1.2 (23 September 1994) - Writer (writer), producer 
  3. Episode #1.3 (30 September 1994) - Writer (writer), producer 
  4. Episode #1.4 (7 October 1994) - Writer (writer), producer 
  5. Episode #1.5 (14 October 1994) - Writer (writer), producer 
  6. Episode #1.6 (21 October 1994) - Writer (writer), producer 
  7. Knowing Me Knowing Yule (29 December 1995) - Writer (written by), producer 
"The Day Today" (7 episodes)
  1. The First (19 January 1994) - Writer (written and devised by), producer 
  2. Big Report (26 January 1994) - Writer (written and devised by), producer, Hellwyn Ballard 
  3. Meganews (2 February 1994) - Writer (written and devised by), producer 
  4. Stretchcast (9 February 1994) - Writer (written and devised by), producer 
  5. News (16 February 1994) - Writer (written and devised by), producer 
  6. Factgasm (23 February 1994) - Writer (written and devised by), producer 
  7. Pilot (26 April 2004) - Writer (written by), producer