The Chair Company; Pete Wicks: For Dog’s Sake

“Everything Tim Robinson’s fans would expect in a leading man is present as Ron, hunched and forever hyperventilating, prowls from one embarrassment to another in his crap suit, squinting through unflattering glasses, fingermarked and askew. The overarching story, in which Ron’s obsessive persistence leads him to become entangled in a strange conspiracy might be more ambitious than the traditional office comedy, but both are ideal vehicles for Robinson’s comic gifts.”
Jack Seale, The Guardian

“This is a comedy that frequently makes you cringe and regularly makes you laugh (uncomfortably) with its cast of misfits and weirdos, and it is borderline insane. Sometimes this unhingedness works superbly, sometimes not so much. It might not be to everyone’s taste and at times it feels to be stretched too thinly over so many episodes. But it has many layers and deserves plaudits for being utterly original in a time when so much isn’t.”
Carol Midgley, The Times

“Shows such as this and ITV’s For The Love Of Dogs depend on the instant bond between presenter and pet. For Dog’s Sake promises to give TOWIE graduate Wicks a TV career long after his reality show antics are forgotten.”
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail