Christmas Special

S00 E01 • Tuesday, Dec 1, 1998 • Dec 1 • 43m

The Asian comedy sketch show features the Coopers sitting down to their Christmas dinner and the staging of the very cosmopolitan Hounslow nativity play.

LIVE on the Road '99

S00 E02 • Saturday, Jul 24, 1999 • Jul 24

Back Where They Came From

S00 E03 • Monday, Feb 19, 2001 • Feb 19 • 49m

A special edition of the sketch show takes the familiar characters to India to continue its irreverent take on modern society.

Series 1 Outtakes and Bloopers

S00 E04 • Unknown • Unknown

Unreleased

Interview with Nina Wadia

S00 E05 • Unknown • Unknown

Unreleased

Series 2 Outtakes and Bloopers

S00 E06 • Unknown • Unknown

Unreleased

Reunion Special

S00 E07 • Monday, May 26, 2014 • May 26 • 25m

Sanjeev Bhaskar, Kulvinder Ghir, Meera Syal and Nina Wadia reunite for a one-off special of the ground-breaking sketch show. The all-new material features favourite characters from the original series, including how you can tell Sherlock Holmes comes from India, some very competitive grandmothers, and a surprisingly hi-tech use for an aubergine. Plus some unusually hard-hitting legal advice, a very scary nanny, and the heart-breaking denouement of the black and white movie classic Madrasablanca.

India Special

S00 E08 • Tuesday, Aug 25, 2015 • Aug 25 • 29m

The original cast of the award-winning British-Asian sketch show reunite for this one-off special as part of BBC Two's India Season. Featuring new sketches, including twists on old favourites, such as how the Kapoors first became the English-obsessed Coopers, what enables the Indian Space Programme to do things so much more cheaply than NASA and how the Taj Mahal was nearly a radically different design. Starring Sanjeev Bhaskar, Kulvinder Ghir, Meera Syal and Nina Wadia with Dave Lamb. Guest starring Art Malik.

20 Years Innit!

S00 E09 • Tuesday, Dec 18, 2018 • Dec 18 • 40m

Programme from 2018 marking 20 years since Goodness Gracious Me launched British Asian comedy onto mainstream TV. To celebrate the impact the series had on British comedy and culture, the show's stars look back at how it all began and how they created some of the best-loved comedy sketches and characters. From Indian Dad and Mr Cheque Please to the agenda-setting, opening episode classic Going for an English - 'What's the blandest thing on the menu?' - GGM held up a mirror to contemporary British society and appealed to audiences from all cultural backgrounds. The cast and creators come up with their top ten sketches or characters, and the public chooses its favourite Goodness Gracious Me moment of all - revealed at the end of this one-off special.