Four stars from the hit comedy are back Comic Relief on Red Nose Day 2024. It’s been seven years since we’ve last heard from Ian Fletcher, Head of Values, and his team at the BBC. However, with Lenny Henry set to step down as the lead presenter of Comic Relief, a number of the WIA … >
Legends of Comedy with Lenny Henry promises a series of illuminating, in-depth chats. Channel 4 have announced a new series of interviews, hosted by Lenny Henry. In the show, titled Legends of Comedy with Lenny Henry, the award-winning comedian, actor and writer meets some of the country’s most iconic comedians to explore how they spin … >
The pair are joining forces to play a desperate couple in a new comedy drama. Katherine Ryan made the jump from stand-up to sitcom with The Duchess for Netflix in 2020. Romesh Ranganathan followed suit in 2022 with Avoidance on the BBC. Now, the pair have jumped together to Sky to play a prospective parents … >
The Bristol based animation studio are returning to a pair of favourites. Aardman have released details of the voice cast for their upcoming Chicken Run sequel. The original, released twenty-two years ago and inspired by The Great Escape, is considered a stone cold classic here at CultBox Towers. Chicken Run was a collaboration with Dreamworks … >
The comic will write and star in the “warm and bittersweet” comedy series. The BBC have announced that the ever industrious Romesh Ranganathan is creating a new BBC One comedy. Avoidance will tell the story of a man with severe conflict avoidance issues who is forced to change for the sake of his son. As … >
The BBC have announced that comic and tv presenter Romesh Ranganathan is set to bring his particular brand of deadpan humour to a revival of The Weakest Link. Filming in Glasgow and due to air on BBC One later in the year, the new run will feature celebrity contestants competing to raise funds for their … >
Romesh’s Look Back To The Future will return for a 2019 edition, with comedian/presenter Romesh Ranganathan once again filming celebrities predictions for the year (in January) and then making them have a conversation with a hologram of themselves (in December).
At the Edinburgh TV Festival, BBC Two announced a sizeable slate of new projects, including a brilliantly titled show from Romesh Ranganathan. The comedian and Asian Provocateur presenter will serve up a weekly slice of topical comedy for UK audiences in… wait for it… The Ranganation.
Amongst the many new projects that Romesh Ranganathan is involved with is a new comedy series that he’s making for Sky 1. It’s called The Reluctant Landlord, and is in part based on his real-life experiences of having to take over the running of his family pub when his father died. Ranganathan has penned the … >
Dave has moved to fill the gap left by the ending of Dave Gorman’s Modern Life Is Good-ish by commissioning stand-up comic Romesh Ranganthan for a new comedy series.