Planet Sex; Live at the Moth Club; Murder On The Doorstep

“Planet Sex is far better than the frenetic, toe-curling embarrassment fest for which I had prepared myself. It is actually very good! And Cara D is actually very good indeed! She is the perfect mix of wit, warmth, intelligence and curiosity.”
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian

“Delevingne was about as perfect a host as you could get for such a show because she was completely unselfconscious about getting stuck in to all this stuff, including a female masturbation workshop that looked my idea of hell.”
Carol Midgley, The Times

“She is admirably, wonderfully frank, game for anything, and inspired casting. I can’t think of another presenter who could carry this off. If you thought Matt Hancock was the year’s least embarrassable TV celebrity, you need to think again.”
Anita Singh, The Telegraph

“Much of this episode, from the German university study on orgasms to the New York girls-only orgy, could have been an extended sketch by French and Saunders… except they never had the budget for international travel. Why Delevingne was chosen as the face of this show stumps me. She’s inarticulate, and appears uncomfortable with the physical aspects of sex.”
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail

“Live at the Moth Club is a kind of mockumentary about a real stand-up comedy club in London and, exactly like a night at a real stand-up comedy club, some parts of it were funny and others were not. The premise is good but since it is written and performed by some of the cast of the most excellent Stath Lets Flats, it feels like it should be funnier.”
Carol Midgley, The Times

“Thorough but unimaginative, this documentary amounted to 90 minutes of police scratching their heads.”
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail