All Comedy articles – Page 71
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Behind The ScenesMum, BBC2
The main characters have come to the end of their journey and – I hope – revealed a few truths about life along the way, says Stefan Golaszewski
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NewsKimmy Schmidt goes interactive
First Netflix comedy to use storytelling format expected in 2020
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NewsTurton: lower high-end drama tax credit threshold
All3Media chief has called for £750,000 per-hour shows to qualify for financial support
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NewsBBCS and Lionsgate name partnership head
Fox and Dreamworks veteran to steer US co-production slate
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NewsGerman writers protest gender imbalance
Women highlight male dominance in mainstream drama and comedy
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FeaturesRhe-an Archibald: The Office
Gervais and Merchant’s comedy of the mundane has seeped into everything the Mo Gilligan Show producer has done since
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NewsBafta honours Nicola Shindler
Red Production Company founder to receive special award alongside Joan Bakewell and script supervisor Emma Thomas
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Behind The ScenesGhosts, BBC1
How Danny Dyer and Beetlejuice inspired the Horrible Histories team’s lurch onto primetime BBC1
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NewsWhat to watch out for this week
BBC1’s spooky comedy, C4’s political thriller and Sky’s trip to Moominvalley
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NewsShane Allen plots UK comedy body
BBC controller reveals ambition for cross-industry initiative to nurture genre and engage kids
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FeaturesJoel Morris: A Bit of Fry and Laurie
Stephen and Hugh’s barking businessmen saved the Philomena Cunk writer from joining the corporate world
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NewsMip TV round-up: day two
C4 snaps up Comedy Central hit, Alaska says hello to Jason Isaacs and Blast’s RNLI doc heads to Canada
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NewsBBC buys Nick Hornby comedy
See-Saw Films’ short-form series State of the Union premieres on Sundance TV next month
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FeaturesSimon Nye: Up Pompeii!
Frankie Howerd’s Roman sitcom was never cool, but the influence of its fourth-wall breaking and corpsing lives on, argues the Durrells writer