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Michael Palin, of the Knights Who Say ‘Ni,’ is now the real Sir Michael Palin!
English actor, television presenter, writer and comedian Michael Palin is now, going forward, Sir Michael Palin. Palin, who turned 76 on May 5, was knighted by Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, at Buckingham Palace in the New Year Honours.
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A first look at PBS Masterpiece’s ‘Beecham House’ from ITV
Next up in the long line of British period dramas coming to PBS in 2020 will be Beecham House.
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‘Allo ‘Allo cast to reunite for Blue Plaque unveiling in Northfolk
Listen very carefully...I will say this only once! The surviving cast of 'Allo 'Allo will reunite to unveil a British Comedy Society commemorative blue plaque at Lynford Hall in Northfolk, the country house which stood in for Cafe René.
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Happy belated 92nd, Geoffrey Palmer!
From Jimmy Anderson in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin to Ben Parkinson in Butterflies to Lionel Hardcastle in As Time Goes By, Geoffrey Palmer has been a constant fixture in our collective British comedy lives for the better part of four decades with these three series alone.
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Sally Wainwright’s ‘Last Tango in Halifax’ set to return in 2020
Mark Twain once said that "The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated." While he was talking about the rumors of his own demise, he could have just as easily been thinking ahead about the BBC drama series, Last Tango in Halifax, which seemed to come to an unofficial end following its last broadcast in December 2016.
