Alan's live 'injects' from Comic Relief '95.

Alan Partridge presents a country ramble through the East-Anglian countryside.

Untransmitted test footage: 14/04/94

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An extract of the pilot episode of Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge.

Boorish Alan Partridge deals with three uncooperative guests while waiting for his star attraction. Included: a show jumper refuses to ride a horse on the set; a rival TV personality forgets his son's birthday; a punk star wreaks havoc on the set.

Alan rebuffs a critic who calls his chat show "moribund." Guests include a transsexual Playboy columnist and a magician-hypnotist. Also: Alan talks to another Alan Partridge.

Alan sings Abba songs with American singer Gina Langland after setting her straight about his name, and confronts a slimy celebrity agent about his back hair. Also: members of Britain's 1936 Women's Hurdles Relay; the dance troupe Hot Pants.

Alan places his pied in his bouche when French TV personality Nina Varnier co-hosts a Paris edition of his show. Also: Alan tries to discuss philosophy with a chef, shows off his sportswear and gives one of his employees the sack.

Boxing promoter--and acquitted murder suspect--Terry Norton is displeased when Alan reconstructs the crime for the audience; a member of "Club Alan Partridge" arrives in a coffin with his widow and son.

Alan is picked on by two American children who direct Hollywood films, and interviews the hosts of a talk show for lesbians. Also included: a disastrous ventriloquist act.

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"In Paris"

"The Saint Roger Moore"

"Dick"

"Don't believe the critics"

"Parkinson...(...)...Partridge"

"Jumbo jet"

"No imitations"

"Nuns"

Alan tackles interviewing Noel Gallagher, with his own particular wit and style.

With little chance of getting an award himself, Alan's perspective and sensitivity shines out when he is delegated to presenting one.

Has Alan meet his match, when Clive asks, whatever happened to you? (Excerpt from "Clive Anderson Talks Back")

Alan Partridge's flop Christmas special. Included: Alan tries to secure a second season of his talk show from a BBC executive; a transvestite chef cooks up innuendos; Simply Red's Mick Hucknell performs; a car salesman plays the role of Santa Claus and pitches his dealership; a righteous bell-ringer discusses morality. Also: clips of Alan's visit to a children's hospital.