Little Britain has become Britain's best-loved sketch show since The Fast Show - and has won best TV comedy at the British Comedy Awards for the second year running.
Matt Lucas and David Walliams are now firmly among the British comedy elite, having taken the first Ronnie Barker writer of the year award at the ceremony.
Since the show made its debut in 2003, the show has notched up a host of awards including three Baftas.
The first episode in the third series, screened in November, was watched by 9.5m viewers, the highest audience for the show so far.
Among the new creations to join the show's ranks of quotable characters were MP Sir Norman Fry and incontinent old lady Mrs Emery.
The comics have also embarked on a lengthy sell-out live tour, which saw fans booking up for performances more than a year in advance.
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Matt Lucas and David Walliams are now firmly among the British comedy elite, having taken the first Ronnie Barker writer of the year award at the ceremony.
Since the show made its debut in 2003, the show has notched up a host of awards including three Baftas.
The first episode in the third series, screened in November, was watched by 9.5m viewers, the highest audience for the show so far.
Among the new creations to join the show's ranks of quotable characters were MP Sir Norman Fry and incontinent old lady Mrs Emery.
The comics have also embarked on a lengthy sell-out live tour, which saw fans booking up for performances more than a year in advance.
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