Product Description

Only with the help of Harry Hill's all new TV Burp Book can you finally find out what happens when...

...Ant and Dec meet up at night using the secret tunnel that connects their Chiswick homes

...Bear Grylls has to survive alone for days in a 5-star hotel and

...Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall helps the tenants of a block of flats rear their own oxen.

Plus...

Get rich with Alan Sugar. TV in the future. Spooky tales with Derek Acorah. Perfect nights in with Alan Titchmarsh and Pete Doherty. 2-D You’ve Been Framed and Celebrities hiding behind bushes.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #267 in Books
• Published on: 2009-10-08
• Binding: Hardcover
• 96 pages

About the Author
Harry Hill was born in Woking in 1964. He went to Cranbrook School in Kent and holds a medical degree from the University of London. He has been a stand-up since the early 90s and is currently the star of TV Burp, You've Been Framed, An Audience With and the children's comedy show Shark Infested Custard.

Customer Reviews

Oh Mr Harry, you are really spoiling us
If like me you think your weekly dose of TV Burp is just too short, this book is the perfect remedy. Mr Harry brings you all your old favourites (knitted character, Chippy chips, Bear Grylls) from the show and adds some great new stuff. Every time i have gone through it (and i do find myself returning to it quite frequently), i found something else to tickle my fancy. I particularly like the end credits, the celebrities favourite nights in and Prince Charles correspondance. And the comic strips are hilarious, particularly Ant and Dec and the Coronation Street photo story. I never thought I would say this but its even better than The Goodies annuals.

Harry Hill can burp on me any day
Hilarious. There is nothing else to say.
Just looking at the front cover made me laugh.
All the comedy of the TV show in an entertaining book that you can go back to time again and still find funny.

Long story short...
The book is a bit shorter than expected, but absolutely packed full so still plenty of reading time (and plenty of laughs).
On the subject of laughs, the humour in the book is most of the time closer to the adult end of the humour on the TV show itself, presumably because children will not be bothered to read all of the book.
Anyway, if you're a (teenage/adult) fan of the show and enjoy humour books, then there couldn't be anything better!