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Ever wanted to see Kat Moon sing There Are Worse Things (I Could Do) while prancing around Albert Square in her rockabilly gear? Or hear You’re the One that I Want sung in a Cockney accent over the bar of the Queen Vic? Tell me more…

When you have two 成人快手 presenters with the same first name, it is mandatory that they team up as a double-act as some point. So here’s Newsnight’s Kirsty Wark and former Crimewatch presenter Kirsty Young dressing up as The Two Ronnies to read some rather less serious news headlines.

Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden and company are well known for roasting the shoddy business plans of budding entrepreneurs. But how did they fare when it came to roasting some peppers? Unsurprisingly, they didn’t hold back when it came to critiquing each other’s culinary efforts.

Who hasn’t watched a particularly depressing news bulletin and thought: "What we need is Pineapple Dance Studios’ Louie Spence to start crawling across the desk to cheer things up"?

In 2013, TV Burp host Harry Hill updated A-ha’s classic Take On Me video with some celebrity help. It was such a well-observed parody that the scenes of Harry attacking the Hairy Bikers with a giant sausage looked like they’d been there all along.

In a welcome change from adult celebrities moaning about traffic wardens and over-attentive waiters, this special kids' edition of Room 101 raised some far more pertinent bugbears: embarrassing parents and having to spend two whole minutes brushing your teeth.

Take one dishevelled, taciturn Scottish detective, take another dishevelled, taciturn Scottish detective, and you’ve got Taggart v Rebus: a heavyweight gumshoe face-off that rapidly descends into an amusingly childish argument about whether Edinburgh or Glasgow has the best celebrities: “Sheena Easton! Lulu! Er, The Krankies!”

Dynamo’s card tricks are pretty impressive. But is he any match for Sleight-of-Handio and Magic John, the East Riding’s finest exponents of “Yorkshire street magic”?

When Rob Brydon was recruited to host Children In Need’s One Big Night in 2015, it was the perfect excuse to reunite him with Steve Coogan over lunch, so the pair could wheel out their competitive impressions of Terry Wogan, Tom Jones… and Frank Spencer.

As Star Wars fever descended last year, the Lucasfilm props cupboard was raided for this all-star parody featuring original ewok Warwick Davis, Lewis Hamilton, Babs Windsor in a wookie costume, Martin Freeman doing a terrible Yoda impression, a battenburg Millennium Falcon and, of course, Jedi Master Wogan.