
Jellyfish
22/02/2021 … Originally released in 2019, and newly arrived on the BBC iPlayer, this zero-budget indie movie floats the notion of stand-up as a cathartic outlet for a teenager…
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
22/02/2021 … Originally released in 2019, and newly arrived on the BBC iPlayer, this zero-budget indie movie floats the notion of stand-up as a cathartic outlet for a teenager…
Review of Stewart Lee's film about Nightingales frontman Robert Lloyd
05/02/2021 … Unless you’re a fiftysomething aficionado of the 1970s West Midlands punk and post-punk music scene, the name The Nightingales probably means nothing to you.
02/02/2021 … In Unforgivable, Mel Giedroyc’s been saddled a format that she doesn’t even have much confidence in, the needlessly complex negative scoring, unnecessary…
26/01/2021 … Setting a sitcom in the world of gaming is not the most obvious move: your target audience might find it hard to put down the controller long enough to watch, while…
25/01/2021 … This might be the first BBC medical documentary to contain the phrase: ‘There’s some contentious shit right there.
Review of David Mitchell and Robert Webb's returning comedy
21/01/2021 … To judge the new series of Back on the strength of its first episode would be like ruling on a movie on the first 20 minutes.
21/01/2021 … What a difference three years can make.
Review of Dane Baptiste's BBC Three pilot
12/01/2021 … It’s long been a running joke that British TV operates a ‘one-in one-out’ policy when it comes to allowing black comedians to become famous.
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