I'm Alan Partridge – Specials
Episodes
Comic Relief 1999: Radio Norwich Live Simulcast
True to form, Alan is entirely unequipped to manage the chaotic demands of a live charity broadcast. Growing increasingly incoherent, he struggles to keep track of the running order—fumbling donations, awkwardly interviewing celebrity guests like Bryan Ferry, and losing control of the studio format as he attempts to steer the noble cause of Comic Relief toward self-aggrandizement and petty grievances.
Anglian Lives: Alan Partridge
Throughout the film, Partridge faces probing questions about his tumultuous divorce, his well-documented Toblerone addiction, and the commercial failure of his autobiography, Bouncing Back. Interspersing rare broadcast archives, radio clips from Radio Norwich, and dramatic readings from his book, the documentary captures Alan in peak form—grappling with his deep-seated hatred of London, offering his unique perspective on modern television, and sharing his trademark rules for life.
Alan Meets Roger Daltrey
Alan Partridge Presents - The Cream of British Comedy
Alan's Top Teen Tunes
I, Partridge: Alan Talks About Alan
Alan Partridge talks about his autobiography - I, Partridge: We Need to talk About Alan
Comic Relief 2001: Alan Partridge Vs Tony Maloney
Visiting a Manchester boxing gym for charity, Alan attempts to showcase his physical prowess, but his trademark condescension immediately clashes with Maloney's blunt reception. What begins as a charity sporting segment quickly deteriorates into a petty war of bruised egos.
Welcome to the Places of My Life
In a show that pays tribute to the key landmarks of Norwich and surrounding areas, Alan Partridge takes us on a guided tour of the places that have made him "who, why and what I am".
Alan Partridge on Open Books with Martin Bryce
Alan Partridge (Steve Coogan) discusses his tell-all autobiography, I, Partridge: We Need To Talk About Alan. Witty spoof literary show featuring Robert Popper.
Mid Morning Matters: Special Edition
The hugely popular online comedy series featuring Alan Partridge arrives on Sky Atlantic.
Add On Alan
All the extra bits, from season one of I'm Alan Partridge.
Add On Alan
All the extra bits from season two of I'm Alan Partridge.
Unused Alan - Unedited Car Park Scene
The full car park scene with Alan and Lynne.
Unused Alan - Edited Car Park Scene
The edited car park scene with Alan and Lynne.
Still Alan
Still Alan is a Series 1 DVD stills gallery featuring a collection of promotional shots and behind-the-scenes photography. It includes the full-length audio of Alan enthusiastically and awkwardly belting out Shirley Bassey's "Goldfinger."
Still Alan 2
Still Alan is a Series 2 DVD stills gallery featuring a collection of promotional shots and behind-the-scenes photography. It includes unedited audio outtakes from "The Talented Mr. Alan," specifically capturing the excruciating interaction where Alan bumps into his former school teacher at a petrol station and awkwardly attempts to assert his local celebrity status.
Crash, Bang, Wallop! What a Video!
Crash, Bang, Wallop! What a Video! is Alan Partridge's ill-fated direct-to-video compilation of exciting road traffic accidents from the UK and America. Released during a low ebb in his career, the budget-conscious cash-in is hosted and enthusiastically narrated by Alan, who attempts to pass off the cheap montage of highway mishaps and vehicular collisions as high-octane entertainment. (Season 2 DVD Bonus Feature)
Unused Alan - Season 2
Unused scenes from Season 2. Season 2 DVD Bonus Features.
Alan Partridge Live: Stratagem
Devised, written, choreographed, performed and funded by Alan Partridge, Stratagem sees Alan not just treading the boards but pounding them, atop stages graced by such luminaries as Michael Ball, Jack Whitehall and Welsh rockers the Stereophonics.
Steve Coogan Live as Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters
There comes a time in every man's life when he must end his ten year hiatus from live performance and embark on his 86 date sell out tour. For Steve Coogan that time came in October 2009. Armed with nothing more than a hire car, a Little Chef loyalty card and a support staff of 35, Coogan criss-crossed the nation, reintroducing us to some of his best-loved characters.