Channel 1 · 16 shows
Slapstick Classics
Slapstick Classics is the channel you can leave on with the sound down. Most of what it plays barely needs words: chases, pratfalls, anvils and frying pans, from the golden-age theatrical shorts through to Oggy and Mr. Bean. It's the closest thing to the cartoon blocks that used to fill the gaps between everything else on TV.
Because so much of it is wordless, it's the easiest channel to share with family members of any age, or anyone who doesn't speak English.
Watch Slapstick ClassicsA day on Slapstick Classics
6 AM–9 AMBreakfast Shorts
Short, punchy cartoons for the first hour of the day. Popeye, the Road Runner and Tom and Jerry rotate with Pingu and the Pink Panther.
9 AM–12 PMMorning Classics
A slower mid-morning mix of Looney Tunes, Casper and Felix, plus the wordless stop-motion of Shaun the Sheep and Larva.
12 PM–3 PMLunchtime Laughs
The fastest-paced block of the day: chase cartoons and the modern wordless comedies, Oggy and Zig & Sharko.
3 PM–7 PMAfter School Slapstick
The block for coming home and dropping your bag: Tom and Jerry, Looney Tunes, Tweety and Mr. Bean.
7 PM–11 PMPrime Time Laughs
The evening headliners, including both the animated and the original live-action Mr. Bean.
11 PM–6 AMLate Night Reruns
Classic shorts on a loop into the small hours, for night owls and anyone who can't sleep.
Between shows
When a programme finishes early, Slapstick Classics fills the gap with shorts from Popeye the Sailor, The Pink Panther and Tom and Jerry and a few others, then shows an "up next" card.
Popeye the Sailor
Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner
Tom and Jerry
The Pink Panther
Felix the Cat
Pingu
Looney Tunes
Tweety and Sylvester
Casper the Friendly Ghost
Shaun the Sheep
Larva
Taz the Tasmanian Devil
Oggy and the Cockroaches
Zig & Sharko
Mr. Bean: The Animated Series
Mr. Bean (Live Action)