• Ah-ha! Alan Partridge movie set to begin

    Ah-ha! Alan Partridge movie set to begin

    With his beloved Rover and Lexus cars and Bang & Olufsen stereo system in tow, Alan Partridge, host of Mid Morning Matters on North Norfolk Digital radio, will debut on the big screen in 2013. With the very creative working title of The Alan Partridge Movie, the film will be exec produced by Armando Iannucci, […]

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  • Dawn French on writing with Jennifer Saunders

    Dawn French on writing with Jennifer Saunders

    When the great comedy duo of French and Saunders (Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders) went their separate ways back in 2010 following the end of Jam and Jerusalem, there was more than a bit of sadness in the air. Wanting a bit of time to focus on individual projects sounded great on paper, but there […]

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  • No middle-aged spread visible in 'official' Red Dwarf X photo

    No middle-aged spread visible in 'official' Red Dwarf X photo

    With all the Downton Abbey and Sherlock talk circulating around the Internets lately, let us pause for a moment and not forget the brilliance that is Red Dwarf. As we get closer to the targeted September 2012 premiere for Red Dwarf X on Dave, the self-decribed Home of Witty Comedy Banter, images are starting to […]

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  • A bit of PG Wodehouse 'comedy brilliance' on the BBC horizon

    A bit of PG Wodehouse 'comedy brilliance' on the BBC horizon

    As we reported back in February, a bit of PG Wodehouse brilliance is on the horizon with the commissioning of Blandings by the BBC. At the time, Jennifer Saunders (Absolutely Fabulous, Jam and Jerusalem) was the only cast member that had been announced. Now, according to comedy.co.uk, filming has begun and the supporting cast has been […]

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  • Doctor Who heads to Welsh graveyard to film Ponds' farewell

    Doctor Who heads to Welsh graveyard to film Ponds' farewell

    Doctor Who showrunner, Steven Moffat, is pulling out all the stops for the 7th season of the longest running science fiction on the planet….and beyond. As we have been reporting since filming began back in February, the upcoming series has logged a lot of frequent flyer miles this time around from Cardiff to Spain to […]

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  • A Being Human St. Georges Day tribute

    A Being Human St. Georges Day tribute

    Happy St. Georges Day Even though it’s not an official bank holiday (yet) in England and evil things are said to occur on St. George’s Day in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, it’s a time for celebration. Generally observed by nations around the world of which Saint George is the patron saint, 23 April is recognized as […]

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  • David Suchet bids farewell to Hercule Poirot in 2012

    David Suchet bids farewell to Hercule Poirot in 2012

    After 22 years and 65 films, the brilliant David Suchet is allowed to feel a bit ‘gutted’ at the thought of bringing Hercule Poirot to completion. With the upcoming production of the final five adaptations of the remaining Poirot novels, Suchet will have played the infamous Belgian detective in every Agatha Christie story every written […]

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  • Dawn French may choose next Jesus Christ for 'Superstar'

    Dawn French may choose next Jesus Christ for 'Superstar'

    It was last February when ITV1 announced that they were going to team up with Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber to look for a rock star who will go on to sing the role of Jesus in the upcoming arena tour of the Tim Rice,Andrew Lloyd Webber hit, Jesus Christ Superstar. Following up on his past […]

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  • In the BBC comedy pipeline – Me & Mrs. Jones

    In the BBC comedy pipeline – Me & Mrs. Jones

    There are but a few times you can point to in your telly watching career where you see a perfect storm on the comedy horizon. That said, unfortunately, the last time I can remember this happening was mid-1993. This is when I first heard of the most recent brainchild from the great Richard Curtis starring […]

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  • Jools Holland visits the 'Village' of Portmeirion

    Jools Holland visits the 'Village' of Portmeirion

    One of the greatest series ever to grace the small screen was The Prisoner. For those that have yet to discover the late 60’s British psychological drama, the series followed a British former secret agent (Patrick McGoohan) who finds himself the resident of a mysterious coastal village resort where his captors try to find out […]

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