Watch the trailer for Back, Mitchell and Webb’s new comedy
The first trailer for Back, the new sitcom from comedy duo David Mitchell and Robert Webb, has landed online.
The first trailer for Back, the new sitcom from comedy duo David Mitchell and Robert Webb, has landed online.
Water is wet, the sky is blue. Things we enjoyed the first time will get a sequel or a reboot. And so Charlie Brooker, creator of Channel 4/Netflix’s Black Mirror, has hinted that some past episodes may receive the sequel treatment in the future.
As anyone who’s familiar with Margaret Atwood’s seminal novel The Handmaid’s Tale, and has been watching the series as it unfolds, knows, the show has already departed quite significantly from the original story in many areas.
After a very successful first run with the US-sourced drama, which came to its conclusion last night, Channel 4 have today announced that the second series will also air on their network and, subsequently, catch-up service.
In an age where another reboot or revival is announced on a daily basis, it’s not foolish to think that a beloved show like Gavin & Stacey might someday return with new episodes.
Channel 4 and the US streaming platform Hulu are joining together for Kiri, the new drama from BAFTA-winning writer Jack Thorne.
Channel 4’s crime procedural No Offence will return for an extra-topical third series exploring Far Right extremism in the UK.
Ackley Bridge, Channel 4’s culture clash school drama, will be back for a second series, and this time fans will be able to enjoy more episodes.
Tabloid reports claim that the DJ and ex-Top Gear presenter is now attempting to bring a quiz classic back to TV.
Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker has been talking about what we can expect from series 4 of the show, and how it might be less topical than we expect.