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Steve Coogan

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"HBO First Look" (1 episode)
  1. 'Tropic Thunder': HBO First Look (8 August 2008) - Himself 
"Late Show with David Letterman" (1 episode)
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka Letterman (Australia)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
  1. Episode dated 5 August 2008 (5 August 2008) - Himself 
"Curb Your Enthusiasm" (1 episode)
  1. The Therapists (4 November 2007) - Dr. Bright 
"British Film Forever" (3 episodes)
  1. Longing, Loving and Leg-Overs: The Story of British Romance (4 August 2007) - Himself 
  2. Corsets, Cleavage and Country Houses: The Story of British Costume Drama (18 August 2007) - Himself 
  3. Magic, Murder and Monsters: The Story of British Horror and Fantasy (25 August 2007) - Himself 
"1 Leicester Square" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.14 (2 July 2006) - Himself 
"Saxondale" (13 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (19 June 2006) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  2. Episode #1.2 (26 June 2006) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  3. Episode #1.3 (3 July 2006) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  4. Episode #1.4 (10 July 2006) - Tommy Saxondale / Gay Mancunian Heroin Addict, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  5. Episode #1.5 (17 July 2006) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  6. Episode #1.6 (24 July 2006) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer 
  7. Episode #1.7 (31 July 2006) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer 
  8. Episode #2.1 (23 August 2007) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer 
  9. Episode #2.2 (30 August 2007) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer, Writer (written by) 
  10. Episode #2.3 (6 September 2007) - Tommy Saxondale / Gay Mancunian Heroin Addict, executive producer 
  11. Episode #2.4 (13 September 2007) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer 
  12. Episode #2.5 (20 September 2007) - Keanu Reeves (uncredited), executive producer 
  13. Episode #2.6 (27 September 2007) - Tommy Saxondale, executive producer 
"Corazón de..." (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 25 May 2006 (25 May 2006) - Himself (uncredited) 
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 10 February 2006 (10 February 2006) - Himself 
"Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" (2 episodes)
  1. Episode #8.9 (20 May 2005) - Himself 
  2. Episode #9.15 (23 December 2005) - Himself 
"I Am Not an Animal" (6 episodes)
  1. London Calling (5 October 2004) - Philip the Horse / Mark the Bird / Julian Lovely / Young Policeman (voice), executive producer 
  2. Planet of the Men and Women (12 October 2004) - Philip the Horse / Mark the Bird (voice), executive producer 
  3. Money (19 October 2004) - Philip the Horse / Mark the Bird (voice), executive producer 
  4. My Fair Mare (26 October 2004) - Philip the Horse / Mark the Bird (voice), executive producer 
  5. A Star Is Hatched (2 November 2004) - Philip the Horse / Mark the Bird (voice), executive producer 
  6. Home (9 November 2004) - Philip the Horse / Mark the Bird (voice), executive producer 
"The Mysti Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.13 (10 July 2004) - Himself 
"The Keith Barret Show" (13 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (5 July 2004) - executive producer 
  2. Episode #1.2 (12 July 2004) - executive producer 
  3. Episode #1.3 (19 July 2004) - executive producer 
  4. Episode #1.4 (26 July 2004) - executive producer 
  5. Episode #1.5 (2 August 2004) - executive producer 
  6. Episode #1.6 (9 August 2004) - executive producer 
  7. Episode #2.0 (20 December 2004) - executive producer 
  8. Episode #2.1 (7 January 2005) - executive producer 
  9. Episode #2.2 (14 January 2005) - executive producer 
  10. Episode #2.3 (21 January 2005) - executive producer 
  11. Episode #2.4 (28 January 2005) - executive producer 
  12. Episode #2.5 (4 February 2005) - executive producer 
  13. Episode #2.6 (11 February 2005) - executive producer 
"This Morning" (1 episode)
... aka This Morning with Richard and Judy (UK: informal title)
  1. Episode dated 21 June 2004 (21 June 2004) - Himself 
"T4" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 19 June 2004 (19 June 2004) - Himself 
"Ministry of Mayhem" (1 episode)
... aka Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown (UK: new title)
... aka M.O.M. (UK: short title)
  1. Episode dated 19 June 2004 (19 June 2004) - Himself 
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (3 episodes)
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
  1. Episode dated 9 June 2004 (9 June 2004) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 9 February 2006 (9 February 2006) - Himself 
  3. Episode dated 25 August 2008 (25 August 2008) - Himself 
"The Mighty Boosh" (9 episodes)
  1. Killeroo (18 May 2004) - executive producer 
  2. Mutants (25 May 2004) - executive producer 
  3. Bollo (1 June 2004) - executive producer 
  4. Tundra (8 June 2004) - executive producer 
  5. Jungle (15 June 2004) - executive producer 
  6. Charlie (22 June 2004) - executive producer 
  7. Electro (29 June 2004) - executive producer 
  8. Hitcher (6 July 2004) - executive producer 
  9. Call of the Yeti (26 July 2005) - executive producer 
"Film '72" (2 episodes)
... aka Film '73 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '74 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '75 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '76 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '77 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '78 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '79 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '80 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '81 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '82 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '83 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '84 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '85 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '86 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '87 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '88 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '89 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '90 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '91 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '92 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '93 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '94 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '95 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '96 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '97 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '98 (UK: new title)
... aka Film '99 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2000 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2001 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2002 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2003 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2004 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2005 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2006 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2007 (UK: new title)
... aka Film 2008 (UK: new title)
... aka Film of the Year (UK: teaser title)
... aka The Film Programme (UK: informal alternative title)
  1. Episode dated 17 February 2004 (17 February 2004) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 16 January 2006 (16 January 2006) - Himself 
"Nighty Night" (12 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (6 January 2004) - executive producer 
  2. Episode #1.2 (13 January 2004) - executive producer 
  3. Episode #1.3 (20 January 2004) - executive producer 
  4. Episode #1.4 (27 January 2004) - executive producer 
  5. Episode #1.5 (3 February 2004) - executive producer 
  6. Episode #1.6 (10 February 2004) - executive producer 
  7. Episode #2.1 (6 September 2005) - executive producer 
  8. Episode #2.2 (13 September 2005) - executive producer 
  9. Episode #2.3 (20 September 2005) - executive producer 
  10. Episode #2.4 (27 September 2005) - executive producer 
  11. Episode #2.5 (4 October 2005) - executive producer 
  12. Episode #2.6 (11 October 2005) - executive producer 
"Top Gear" (3 episodes)
... aka Top Gear Xtra (UK)
  1. Episode dated 10 November 2002 (10 November 2002) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 14 November 2004 (14 November 2004) - Himself 
  3. Episode dated 23 July 2006 (23 July 2006) - Himself 
"Parkinson" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 9 November 2002 (9 November 2002) - Himself 
"The Best of British" (1 episode)
  1. Leslie Phillips (24 February 2002) - Himself 
"The Big Breakfast" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 17 December 2001 (17 December 2001) - Himself 
"The Frank Skinner Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #5.10 (16 December 2001) - Himself 
"Dr. Terrible's House of Horrible" (6 episodes)
  1. Lesbian Vampire Lovers of Lust (12 November 2001) - Dr. Terrible / Captain Hans Brocken, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  2. Frenzy of Tongs (19 November 2001) - Dr. Terrible / Nathan Blaze, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  3. Curse of the Blood of the Lizard of Doom (26 November 2001) - Dr. Terrible / Dr. Donald Baxter, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  4. And Now the Fearing... (3 December 2001) - Dr. Terrible / Denham Denham, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  5. Voodoo Feet of Death (10 December 2001) - Dr. Terrible / Lester Crown, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
  6. Scream Satan Scream! (17 December 2001) - Dr. Terrible / Captain Tobias Slater, executive producer, Writer (writer) 
"The South Bank Show" (2 episodes)
  1. Steve Coogan (5 August 2001) - Himself 
  2. Michael Winterbottom (23 October 2005) - Himself 
"Human Remains" (6 episodes)
  1. An English Squeak (13 November 2000) - executive producer 
  2. Slither In (20 November 2000) - executive producer 
  3. All Over My Glasses (27 November 2000) - executive producer 
  4. Straight as a Flute (4 December 2000) - executive producer 
  5. Hairless (11 December 2000) - executive producer 
  6. More Than Happy (18 December 2000) - executive producer 
"Marion & Geoff" (16 episodes)
  1. The Presents (26 September 2000) - associate producer 
  2. The Gun (3 October 2000) - associate producer 
  3. The Monkeys (7 October 2000) - associate producer 
  4. The Homecoming (10 October 2000) - associate producer 
  5. The Tunnel (17 October 2000) - associate producer 
  6. The Phone (24 October 2000) - associate producer 
  7. The Second Hottest Day (31 October 2000) - associate producer 
  8. The Birthday (14 November 2000) - associate producer 
  9. The Divorce (21 November 2000) - associate producer 
  10. The Girlfriend (28 November 2000) - associate producer 
  11. The Services (29 January 2003) - associate producer 
  12. The Boys (4 February 2003) - associate producer 
  13. The Wife (11 February 2003) - associate producer 
  14. The Husband (18 February 2003) - associate producer 
  15. Geoff (25 February 2003) - associate producer 
  16. Keith (5 March 2003) - associate producer 
"Mrs. Merton and Malcolm" (4 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (1 March 1999) - Terry Wogan (voice) (uncredited) 
  2. Episode #1.2 (8 March 1999) - Terry Wogan (voice) (uncredited) 
  3. Episode #1.4 (22 March 1999) - Self-Help Video Presenter (voice) (uncredited) 
  4. Episode #1.6 (5 April 1999) - Vicar 
"The End of the Year Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.4 (31 December 1998) - Tony Ferrino 
"I'm Alan Partridge" (12 episodes)
  1. A Room with an Alan (3 November 1997) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  2. Alan Attraction (10 November 1997) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  3. Watership Alan (17 November 1997) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  4. Basic Alan (24 November 1997) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  5. To Kill a Mocking Alan (1 December 1997) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  6. Towering Alan (8 December 1997) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  7. The Talented Mr. Alan (11 November 2002) - Alan Partridge 
  8. The Colour of Alan (18 November 2002) - Alan Partridge 
  9. Bravealan (25 November 2002) - Alan Partridge 
  10. Never Say Alan Again (2 December 2002) - Alan Partridge 
  11. I Know What Alan Did Last Summer (9 December 2002) - Alan Partridge 
  12. Alan Wide Shut (16 December 2002) - Alan Partridge 
"The Saturday Night Armistice" (1 episode)
... aka The Friday Night Armistice (UK: new title)
  1. The Election Night Armistice (1 May 1997) - Alan Partridge 
"Tales from the Crypt" (1 episode)
... aka HBO's Tales from the Crypt
  1. The Kidnapper (7 June 1996) - Actor 
"Clive Anderson All Talk" (3 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.5 (1 January 1996) - Himself 
  2. Episode #2.8 (20 November 1997) - Himself 
  3. Episode #3.2 (1 January 1998) - Himself 
"Coogan's Run" (6 episodes)
  1. Get Calf (17 November 1995) - Paul Calf / Pauline Calf / Gareth Cheeseman / Ernest Moss, Writer (written by) 
  2. Dearth of a Salesman (24 November 1995) - Gareth Cheeseman, Writer (additional material) 
  3. Handyman for All Seasons (1 December 1995) - Ernest Moss, Writer (written by) 
  4. Thursday Night Fever (8 December 1995) - Mike Crystal, Writer (additional material) 
  5. Natural Born Quizzers (15 December 1995) - Guy Crump / Gareth Cheeseman / Mike Crystal / Paul Calf, Writer (written by) 
  6. The Curator (22 December 1995) - Tim Fleck / Ernest Moss / Paul Calf, Writer (additional material) 
"The Mrs. Merton Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.1 (10 February 1995) - Himself 
"A Christmas Night with the Stars" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 25 December 1994 (25 December 1994) - Alan Partridge 
"Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge" (7 episodes)
... aka Knowing Me, Knowing You (UK: short title)
  1. Episode #1.1 (16 September 1994) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  2. Episode #1.2 (23 September 1994) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  3. Episode #1.3 (30 September 1994) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  4. Episode #1.4 (7 October 1994) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  5. Episode #1.5 (14 October 1994) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  6. Episode #1.6 (21 October 1994) - Alan Partridge, Writer (writer) 
  7. Knowing Me Knowing Yule (29 December 1995) - Alan Partridge, Writer (written by) 
"The Day Today" (7 episodes)
  1. The First (19 January 1994) - Alvin Holler / Alan Partridge / Bobby Sky / Scrutineer Presenter / Alternative Medicine Doctor, Writer (written by) 
  2. Big Report (26 January 1994) - Alan Partridge / Dental Patient / Conor Hammil, Writer (written by) 
  3. Meganews (2 February 1994) - Hennity - The Bureau / Alan Partridge / Spartacus Mills / Alvin Holler / Keith Mandemant, Writer (written by) 
  4. Stretchcast (9 February 1994) - Alan Partridge / Dr Bill McVitie / Slow Motion Eyewitness / Rory O'Connor / Hennity - The Bureau, Writer (written by) 
  5. News (16 February 1994) - Alan Partridge / Travis Daveley / Hennity - The Bureau, Writer (written by) 
  6. Factgasm (23 February 1994) - John / Rome Reporter / Alan Partridge, Writer (written by) 
  7. Pilot (26 April 2004) - Alan Partridge / Alvin Holler / Bobby Sky / Mark Wront, Writer (written by) 
"The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.2 (28 September 1993) - Lead Singer of Go West 
"Harry" (2 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.2 (25 September 1993) - Stebbings 
  2. Episode #1.8 (6 November 1993) - Stebbings 
"Sean's Show" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.3 (6 May 1992) - Lovey 
"The Word" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.18 (21 December 1990) - Himself