Sky has announced Meantime, a distinctly comic Sky Original crime thriller starring James McAvoy It’s written by Frankie Boyle and Neil Webster and based on Boyle’s Sunday Times bestselling debut novel of the same name. The 6×60′ series is directed by Jon S Baird and produced by Happy Tramp North and Expectation (Alma’s Not Normal, Malice) … >
As part of his recent speech at the BBC Comedy Festival in Belfast, the corporation’s Head of Comedy Jon Petrie announced a set of new commissions, with some familiar faces. He also confirmed a number of returning shows. Only Child Top of the list to catch our interest was Only Child. The charming show, which … >
Expect neighbourly squabbles, domestic and inter-generational differences in Only Child, all told through the lens of Richard and Ken’s comedic father-son relationship. With the show set to debut on 21st November, the BBC have shared a trailer for its new inter-generational comedy. Only Child stars Greg McHugh (Gullt) alongside comedy legend Gregor Fisher (Rab C. … >
The Rab C. Nesbitt legend will star along side Greg McHugh. BBC Comedy and BBC Scotland have announced the start of filming on a new comedy series with Gregor Fisher. The Scottish actor is best known for his 10-series stint as the title character in the 90s sitcom Rab C. Nesbitt. Now, Fisher takes on … >
The final part of the Guilt trilogy sees the brothers back in Scotland again. Guilt returns this week, reuniting brothers Max (Mark Bonnar) and Jake (Jamie Sives) for a final series of the comedy drama. Here’s the synopsis: The final part of the trilogy sees the brothers back together but enemies old, and new, cause … >
Mark Bonnar and Jamie Sives are back in April 2023. Ahead of the show’s return for a final season, the BBC have released a first-look image for Guilt. The shot sees its stars, Mark Bonnar (Litvinenko) and Jamie Sives (Chernobyl) laying in the muck. Here’s the synopsis for Guilt series 3: The final part of … >