You've Been Framed!

Series 22

26 episodes · Oct 10, 2009

Harry Hill returns with more Home Video's for this 22nd Series of You've Been Framed which began on 10th October, 2009. There are 20 regular episodes and 6 special episodes. This was the last series to use the 2003 branding and logo, and the 2007 intro and outro.

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  • S22E1

    Episode 1

    Oct 10, 200922m
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  • S22E2

    Episode 2

    Oct 17, 200922m
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  • S22E3

    Episode 3

    Oct 24, 200922m
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  • S22E4

    Episode 4

    Oct 31, 200922m
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  • S22E5

    Episode 5

    Nov 7, 200922m
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  • S22E6

    Episode 6

    Nov 21, 200922m
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  • S22E7

    Episode 7

    Nov 28, 200922m
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  • S22E8

    Episode 8

    Jan 30, 201022m
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  • S22E9

    Episode 9

    Feb 6, 201022m

    Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mobile phone footage, including a face-off between a cat and a dog, an out-of-control rally car and a trampoline with very little bounce.

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  • S22E10

    Episode 10

    Feb 20, 201022m

    Big-collared comedian Harry Hill narrates a selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mole phone footage, featuring an exploding beanbag and a dog that thinks it is Spider-Manbi

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  • S22E11

    Episode 11

    Feb 27, 201022m

    Comedian Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mobile phone footage, including monkey mayhem, a forestry faux pas and a Robin Reliant that does a 360-degree roll in a race before landing back on its wheels

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  • S22E12

    Episode 12

    Mar 13, 201022m

    Comedian Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mobile phone footage, featuring a quad bike with a mind of its own, Peter Pan taking a tumble, and teeth being extracted with a baseball.

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  • S22E13

    Episode 13

    Mar 20, 201022m

    Comedian Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mobile phone footage, including a runaway pumpkin, a 60th birthday surprise and an alligator that interrupts a fishing trip.

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  • S22E14

    Episode 14

    Oct 9, 201022m
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  • S22E15

    Episode 15

    Oct 13, 201022m
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  • S22E16

    Episode 16

    Oct 16, 201022m
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  • S22E17

    Episode 17

    Oct 23, 201022m
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  • S22E18

    Episode 18

    Oct 30, 201022m
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  • S22E19

    Episode 19

    Nov 6, 201022m
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  • S22E20

    Episode 20

    Nov 13, 201022m
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  • S22E21

    You've Been Framed and Famous!

    Dec 20, 200944m

    Harry Hill showcases some of the best celebrity lookalike clips sent in by viewers. Featuring a host of stars with famous doppelgangers, including Tom Cruise and Prince Harry.

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  • S22E22

    Kids Special (2010)

    Jan 6, 201044m

    Harry Hill hosts this special episode featuring viewers' funniest kid-centred clips. Featuring teenage pranks, babies going bonkers and Mr Blobby terrorising some toddlers.

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  • S22E23

    You've Been Framed and Extreme!

    Apr 17, 201044m

    Harry Hill showcases some of the most extreme clips filmed by viewers, including a man getting on the wrong side of a llama and a bumper crop of trampoline tumbles.

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  • S22E24

    Totally You've Been Framed! 4

    Dec 5, 200944m

    Harry Hill with more classic clips, including a granny who gets thrown from a donkey, a kid who eats his birthday candles while they are alight, and the campest dog in the world.

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  • S22E25

    Best of You've Been Framed!

    Apr 24, 201044m

    Harry Hill selects the best clips from the archives. A young boy grapples with a very heavy sandwich, a teen takes on a praying mantis and a flatulent horse scares a dog.

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  • S22E26

    You've Been Framed at Christmas (2009)

    Dec 25, 200944m

    Harry Hill guides us through a crop of hilarious festive bloopers. This episode features Christmas dinners that have gone horribly wrong and a tongue-tied Santa.

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