Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt of "The Mighty Boosh" talk about bringing their fantastical cult hit to America ...

Netflix’s purge of comedies featuring white performers in blackface continued last night when the streamer removed cult British show The Mighty Boosh. Created by Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt ...

WHAT EXACTLY IS a boosh, and what makes this one so mighty? Those are two questions unanswered — nay, ignored — during the four series of the comedy television show “The Mighty Boosh ...

It’s taken a while for the phenomenon that is the Boosh Tour to land in sunny Birmingham, but this Halloween the hair, the glitter and the catchy jazz tracks of Noel Fielding and Julian Barrett ...

The cultural landscape is littered with British phenoms aspiring to make it in the States. And just as the stakes are high for bands, so they are for a cultishl ...

Season 3 is the last installment of The Mighty Boosh series, which follows Vince and Howard as they delve further into craziness and absurdism. Created by Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding and ...

Part of The Mighty Boosh’s delight comes from its unlikelihood as a TV sitcom. Its boundless Day-Glo imagination isn’t an immediate fit with the constraints of the form. A sunshine simpleton ...

Netflix's purge of comedies featuring white performers in blackface continued last night when the streamer removed The Mighty Boosh.

The Mighty Boosh is one of those British imports whose first viewing is stumbling upon an unsought psychological treasure chest, or finding a message in a bottle written specifically to your inner ...

In The Mighty Boosh, self-absorbed wannabe glam rocker Vince Noir and the intellectually vain and self-proclaimed genius and jazz aficionado Howard Moon are in a band looking to discover "the new ...

To celebrate the opening of a new exhibition marking 20 years of The Mighty Boosh, check out exclusive photos by Dave Brown on NME here ...

Come with us now on a journey through time and space to reflect on The Mighty Boosh's cultural moment now it's been 20 years since the surrealist comedy first aired on TV.