Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 30, 1998
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 142
Networks: Channel 4
Genres: Comedy

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The 11 O'Clock Show(1998)

TMDB Rating: 5.2 (6 votes)

Overview

The 11 O'Clock Show was a satirical late-night British television comedy series on Channel 4, which featured topical sketches and commentary on news items. It ran from 30 September 1998 to 8 December 2000, most notably, while hosted by Iain Lee and Daisy Donovan. The show is noted for launching the careers of Ricky Gervais, Sacha Baron Cohen and Charlie Brooker.

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Season 1

6 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 1, Show 1	Sep 30, 1998
2	Series 1, Show 2	Oct 1, 1998
3	Series 1, Show 3	Oct 2, 1998
4	Series 1, Show 4	Oct 6, 1998
5	Series 1, Show 5	Oct 7, 1998
6	Series 1, Show 6	Oct 8, 1998

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Season 2

31 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 2, Show 1	Mar 9, 1999
2	Series 2, Show 2	Mar 10, 1999
3	Series 2, Show 3	Mar 11, 1999
4	Series 2, Show 4	Mar 14, 1999
5	Series 2, Show 5	Mar 16, 1999
6	Series 2, Show 6	Mar 17, 1999
7	Series 2, Show 7	Mar 18, 1999
8	Series 2, Show 8	Mar 21, 1999
9	Series 2, Show 9	Mar 23, 1999
10	Series 2, Show 10	Mar 24, 1999
11	Series 2, Show 11	Mar 25, 1999
12	Series 2, Show 12	Mar 28, 1999
13	Series 2, Show 13	Mar 30, 1999
14	Series 2, Show 14	Mar 31, 1999
15	Series 2, Show 15	Apr 1, 1999
16	Series 2, Show 16	Apr 4, 1999
17	Series 2, Show 17	Apr 6, 1999
18	Series 2, Show 18	Apr 7, 1999
20	Series 2, Show 20	Apr 11, 1999
21	Series 2, Show 21	Apr 13, 1999
22	Series 2, Show 22	Apr 14, 1999
23	Series 2, Show 23	Apr 15, 1999
24	Series 2, Show 24	Apr 18, 1999
25	Series 2, Show 25	Apr 20, 1999
26	Series 2, Show 26	Apr 21, 1999
27	Series 2, Show 27	Apr 22, 1999
28	Series 2, Show 28	Apr 25, 1999
29	Series 2, Show 29	Apr 27, 1999
30	Series 2, Show 30	Apr 28, 1999
31	Series 2, Show 31	Apr 29, 1999
32	Series 2, Show 32	May 2, 1999

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Season 3

27 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 3, Show 1	Oct 26, 1999
2	Series 3, Show 2	Oct 27, 1999
3	Series 3, Show 3	Oct 28, 1999
4	Series 3, Show 4	Nov 1, 1999
5	Series 3, Show 5	Nov 2, 1999
6	Series 3, Show 6	Nov 3, 1999
7	Series 3, Show 7	Nov 4, 1999
8	Series 3, Show 8	Nov 7, 1999
9	Series 3, Show 9	Nov 9, 1999
10	Series 3, Show 10	Nov 10, 1999
11	Series 3, Show 11	Nov 11, 1999
12	Series 3, Show 12	Nov 14, 1999
13	Series 3, Show 13	Nov 16, 1999
14	Series 3, Show 14	Nov 17, 1999
15	Series 3, Show 15	Nov 18, 1999
16	Series 3, Show 16	Nov 21, 1999
17	Series 3, Show 17	Nov 23, 1999
18	Series 3, Show 18	Nov 24, 1999
19	Series 3, Show 19	Nov 25, 1999
20	Series 3, Show 20	Nov 28, 1999
21	Series 3, Show 21	Nov 30, 1999
23	Series 3, Show 23	Dec 2, 1999
24	Series 3, Show 24	Dec 5, 1999
25	Series 3, Show 25	Dec 7, 1999
26	Series 3, Show 26	Dec 8, 1999
27	Series 3, Show 27	Dec 9, 1999
28	Series 3, Show 28	Dec 12, 1999

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Season 4

43 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 4, Show 1	Feb 15, 2000
2	Series 4, Show 2	Feb 16, 2000
3	Series 4, Show 3	Feb 17, 2000
4	Series 4, Show 4	Feb 20, 2000
5	Series 4, Show 5	Feb 22, 2000
6	Series 4, Show 6	Feb 23, 2000
7	Series 4, Show 7	Feb 24, 2000
8	Series 4, Show 8	Feb 27, 2000
9	Series 4, Show 9	Feb 29, 2000
10	Series 4, Show 10	Mar 1, 2000
11	Series 4, Show 11	Mar 2, 2000
12	Series 4, Show 12	Mar 5, 2000
13	Series 4, Show 13	Mar 7, 2000
14	Series 4, Show 14	Mar 8, 2000
15	Series 4, Show 15	Mar 9, 2000
16	Series 4, Show 16	Mar 12, 2000
17	Series 4, Show 17	Mar 14, 2000
18	Series 4, Show 18	Mar 15, 2000
19	Series 4, Show 19	Mar 16, 2000
20	Series 4, Show 20	Mar 19, 2000
21	Series 4, Show 21	Mar 21, 2000
22	Series 4, Show 22	Mar 22, 2000
23	Series 4, Show 23	Mar 23, 2000
24	Series 4, Show 24	Mar 26, 2000
25	Series 4, Show 25	Mar 28, 2000
26	Series 4, Show 26	Mar 29, 2000
27	Series 4, Show 27	Mar 30, 2000
28	Series 4, Show 28	Apr 2, 2000
29	Series 4, Show 29	Apr 4, 2000
30	Series 4, Show 30	Apr 5, 2000
31	Series 4, Show 31	Apr 6, 2000
32	Series 4, Show 32	Apr 9, 2000
33	Series 4, Show 33	Apr 11, 2000
34	Series 4, Show 34	Apr 12, 2000
35	Series 4, Show 35	Apr 13, 2000
36	Series 4, Show 36	Apr 16, 2000
37	Series 4, Show 37	Apr 18, 2000
38	Series 4, Show 38	Apr 19, 2000
39	Series 4, Show 39	Apr 20, 2000
40	Series 4, Show 40	Apr 23, 2000
41	Series 4, Show 41	Apr 25, 2000
43	Series 4, Show 43	Apr 27, 2000
44	Series 4, Show 44	Apr 30, 2000

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Season 5

35 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Series 5, Show 1	Oct 3, 2000
2	Series 5, Show 2	Oct 4, 2000
3	Series 5, Show 3	Oct 5, 2000
4	Series 5, Show 4	Oct 6, 2000
5	Series 5, Show 5	Oct 10, 2000
6	Series 5, Show 6	Oct 11, 2000
7	Series 5, Show 7	Oct 12, 2000
8	Series 5, Show 8	Oct 13, 2000
9	Series 5, Show 9	Oct 17, 2000
10	Series 5, Show 10	Oct 18, 2000
11	Series 5, Show 11	Oct 19, 2000
12	Series 5, Show 12	Oct 20, 2000
13	Series 5, Show 13	Oct 24, 2000
14	Series 5, Show 14	Oct 25, 2000
15	Series 5, Show 15	Oct 26, 2000
16	Series 5, Show 16	Oct 27, 2000
17	Series 5, Show 17	Oct 31, 2000
18	Series 5, Show 18	Nov 1, 2000
19	Series 5, Show 19	Nov 2, 2000
20	Series 5, Show 20	Nov 3, 2000
21	Series 5, Show 21	Nov 8, 2000
22	Series 5, Show 22	Nov 9, 2000
23	Series 5, Show 23	Nov 10, 2000
24	Series 5, Show 24	Nov 21, 2000
25	Series 5, Show 25	Nov 22, 2000
26	Series 5, Show 26	Nov 23, 2000
27	Series 5, Show 27	Nov 24, 2000
28	Series 5, Show 28	Nov 28, 2000
29	Series 5, Show 29	Nov 29, 2000
30	Series 5, Show 30	Nov 30, 2000
31	Series 5, Show 31	Dec 1, 2000
32	Series 5, Show 32	Dec 5, 2000
33	Series 5, Show 33	Dec 6, 2000
34	Series 5, Show 34	Dec 7, 2000
35	Series 5, Show 35	Dec 8, 2000

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