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Jan 1, 2022 · 2021 Specials, New Year Special - Hogmanay Special The sirens are blaring and the bells are ringing as officers work a New Year's shift. Their duties include everything from checking ceilidhs to making sure steak pies are legal.
- Big Boys
- Bloods
- Buffering
- Chivalry
- Finding Alice
- Generation Z
Comedian Jack Rooke (above, left) has adapted material from his stand-up shows into six half-hour TV episodes for Channel 4. Big Boys is a university-set comedy about a friendship between shy, closeted student Jack and his boisterous mate Danny. Derry Girls’ Dylan Llewellyn stars alongside Plebs and Pls Like’s Jonathan Pointing.
Famalam, Sliced and Truth Seekers’ Samson Kayo has created paramedic comedy Bloods for Sky One. In it, he stars alongside Jane Horrocks as a pair of paramedics working for a south London emergency service. Motherland’s Lucy Punch, Ghosts’ Kiell Smith-Bynoe and The Mighty Boosh’s Julian Barratt co-star.
Comedian and TV presenter Iain Stirling, best known as the voice of ITV’s Love Island and for his presenting work alongside CBBC’s Hacker the Dog as well as his appearance on Taskmaster series eight, has co-written a sitcom for ITV2. Bufferingis a six-episode coming-of-age comedy starring Stirling, written in collaboration with Steve Bugeja.
A six-episode comedy series promising to “skewer and satirise the complex state of contemporary sexual politics” is on its way to Channel 4. Written by and starring Him & Her and Ridley Road’s Sarah Solemani, Chivalryasks if romance can survive in the post #MeToo era (answer: yeah, of course. Predatory, entitled sleazebaggery has never been romanti...
Keeley Hawes stars in this six-part ITV comedy about a recently widowed woman (Hawes) who’s forced to wade through a mountain of debt and secrets left behind by her husband. Among the cast are Joanna Lumley, Nigel Havers, and Sharon Rooney. It starts on ITV1 on Sunday the 17th of January at 9pm.
Cult British filmmaker and sometime Doctor Who director Ben Wheatley (Free Fire, High Rise, Kill List) is writing and directing a six-part satirical comedy about the generation gap for Channel 4. Using the supernatural premise of a retirement community becoming infected with a toxic substance that turns them all into flesh-eating zombies, Generatio...
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- 198 votes. Ghosts. As a delightful paranormal romp, Ghosts boasts a talented ensemble cast that brings life, or rather afterlife, to an array of quirky characters.
- 28 votes. Motherland. A wickedly funny and all-too-true portrayal of navigating parenthood, Motherland dives into the chaos of life with kids, tackling school runs, playdates, and frenemies.
- 174 votes. Not Going Out. A staple of British comedy, Not Going Out showcases the hilarious exploits of eternal slacker Lee (Lee Mack) and his resilient roommate Lucy (Sally Bretton).
- 70 votes. Plebs. Set in ancient Rome, Plebs takes viewers on a hilarious trip through history, with actors Tom Rosenthal, Ryan Sampson, and Jon Pointing providing a refreshing modern twist as the titular underdogs.
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Best Comedy Series 2021. Scoring the top spot in this genre category and the Best New Series, Hulu’s comedy Only Murders in the Building stared down HBO Max’s Hacks and Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso and laughed in the faces of its competition: “Ha!” it said. “Gaze upon my 100% Certified Fresh score and 96 reviews and despair.”
