Britain's Greatest Obsessions, Harry Hill On Humour

In this episode, Harry Hill explores why the British think they have a better sense of humour than anyone else in the world, in particular the Germans.

Suggs discovers the history of the British pub and gets stuck into a load of issues, from women's role in brewing to the community role of the local alehouse.

Chris Packham is a self-confessed dog obsessive, but he wants to know when animals first became our best friends and which kind of pets do Brits prefer?

Lorraine Kelly explains our constant harking back to Winston Churchill and the part played by Britain in the Allied victory.

Comedian Reginald D Hunter and Alexei Sayle peel away the thin veneer that disguises Britain's enduring class system.

S1 E6 • 44m • HDU

Liza Tarbuck tackles the national obsession with all things weather-related. Season finale.