BBC Three’s new spoof police comedy Top Coppers has started filming. Created by Cein McGillicuddy and Andy Kinnear, the six-part series stars John Kearns (winner for Best Comedy Show at Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2014) and Steen Raskopoulos (nominee for Best Newcomer at Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2014). Top Coppers follows the finest and weirdest detectives … >
If you’ve ever read Alan Partridge’s autobiography ‘I, Partridge’, you’ll remember the chapter where he details his detective series, ‘Swallow’. It’s a morass of cop cliches and odd ideas; a police procedural from the Monkey Tennis mind. BBC One’s pilot for the police comedy drama Walter seems to have come from the same place, but … >
If last week’s Series 7 opener seemed a little slow to Skins fans, it certainly picked up the pace in the second part of Effy’s two-parter, Skins Fire. Right from the off we see a strangely relaxed Effy; the most human, flawed, approachable we’ve ever seen her, so we know something’s going to go horribly wrong.
E4 has released a trailer for the second part of Skins Fire, starring Kaya Scodelario as Effy.
E4 has released a clip from the first episode of Skins Fire, featring Sherlock star Lara Pulver.
E4 has released a new trailer for Skins Fire, the opening episode of Skins‘ final series, focusing on Effy (Kaya Scodelario).
E4 has released a set of images from the opening episode of Skins‘ final series, featuring guest stars Lara Pulver (Sherlock), Craig Roberts (Being Human) and Kayvan Novak (Facejacker).
Effy, arguably the most iconic character of the Skins saga as the whole, and the only one to bridge two generations of characters, is the first of three old characters to be re-visited in this “where are they now?” final series.
Lara Pulver (Spooks) and Kayvan Novak (Fonejacker) are appearing in next year’s final series of Skins.
Comedian Kayvan Novak has secured his prime time chat show on Channel 4 as his character Terry Tibbs.