Tiger Aspect Productions (formerly known as Tiger Television from 1988 until 1993 and also known as Tiger Aspect Films for theatrical films) is a British television and film production company, particularly noted for its situation comedies. Founded by Peter Bennett-Jones, its productions have included popular hits such as Mr. Bean and The Vicar of Dibley. The present-day company was founded in 1993 from the merger of Bennett-Jones' Tiger Television and Paul Sommers' Aspect Film & Television.

It has also produced television dramas such as Murphy's Law and Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking, and in October 2006, its drama series Robin Hood began showing on BBC One. They also produced the American reality television series Damage Control for MTV, and the animated children's series Charlie and Lola, which was based on the books written by Lauren Child. Tiger Aspect has also made a documentary at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre (BRC), Quainton, on the life of Sir John Betjeman for his centenary celebrations.

In June 2006, Tiger Aspect and Tigress Productions^[2] were purchased by IMG Media, an international talent and rights group, but were then sold to Endemol UK in November 2009.^[3]

• And When Did You Last See Your Father? (co-production with Film4, UK Film Council, EM Media and European Development Fund)
• The Bad Education Movie (co-production with Cave Bear Productions and Entertainment Film Distributors)
• Bean (co-production with Universal Pictures, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Gramercy Pictures and Working Title Films)
• Billy Elliot (co-production with Universal Focus, Working Title Films, StudioCanal and BBC Films)
• The Boys Are Back (co-production with Australian Film Finance Corporation, Miramax Films, Hopscotch Productions, Screen Australia, South Australian Film Corporation, HanWay Films and Southern Light Films)
• Dog Eat Dog (co-production with FilmFour, Senator Film, and Shona Productions)
• Kevin & Perry Go Large (co-production with Icon Productions, Icon Entertainment International and Fragile Films)
• The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse (co-production with Universal Pictures, FilmFour, United International Pictures and Hells Kitchen International)
• The Martins (co-production with Icon Productions, Icon Entertainment International and Isle of Man Film Commission)
• Mr. Bean's Holiday (co-production with Universal Pictures, StudioCanal and Working Title Films)
• Omagh (co-production with Hell's Kitchen International, A-Film Distribution and Haut Et Court)

• Deep Fake Neighbour Wars

Several Tiger Aspect productions have received BAFTA awards:

• 2000: Alexander Korda Award to Greg Brenman, Jonathan Finn, Stephen Daldry for Most Outstanding Film of the Year – Billy Elliot
• 2000: Huw Wheldon Award to Paul Sommers, Jan Younghusband, Howard Goodall for: Howard Goodall's Big Bangs
• 2001: DoubleTake pilot
• 2005: Best Single Drama for Omagh, Greg Brenman, Ed Guiney, Paul Greengrass, Pete Travis & Guy Hibbert
• 2006: Best Factual Series, for Ross Kemp on Gangs, Clive Tulloh, Ross Kemp & Amelia Hann
• 2009: Best Single Drama, for White Girl