Ghosts
The fourth series of hit sitcom Ghosts starts on BBC One on September 23 at 8.50pm.
Mike and Alison welcome the first guests to their new bijoux B&B, determined to get a glowing review, whatever the cost.
The critically acclaimed and much-loved sitcom Ghosts will be back for a fourth series.
From the creators and stars of Yonderland and Bill, and the original stars of Horrible Histories, the popular comedy will start filming the new series in the new year and it will once again be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Not Going Out returns to BBC One this Christmas with a trip to the Panto. Lee Mack’s multi award-winning hit show, and longest running sitcom on air, will return this December.
It is Christmas and Lee (Lee Mack) is not happy that Lucy (Sally Bretton) had booked tickets to the Pantomime. Especially given that the star of the show is Lucy’s teenage crush, Jason Donovan.
Soho Theatre has announced a 12-night run of String Vs Spitta starring Kiell Smith-Bynoe (Ghosts, Stath Let’s Flats) and Ed MacArthur (Murder for Two, Stack) from Monday 29th November until Saturday 11th December. Tickets are on sale now from https://sohotheatre.com/shows/string-v-spitta/
This is one of those rare things in TV these days. A genuinely eagerly anticipated sitcom. Ghosts is on its third series now and has not disappointed yet. Nor does it disappoint here with the first episode following the young couple living in a huge country house alongside a variety of spooks from various different historical eras.
Ghosts, Michaela Coel, Dua Lipa, and Grayson Perry are among the winners of The South Bank Sky Arts Awards.
The other two nominees in the comedy category were Netflix's Feel Good and C4's Home.
Michaela Coel’s I May Destroy You was named the winner in the TV drama category.
The awards, which are in their 25th year, celebrate achievements across the arts.
Grayson Perry won The Outstanding Achievement Award.
CBS is to make an American version of the hit BBC sitcom Ghosts.
Like the UK version, it follows a struggling young couple, Samantha (Rose McIver) and Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar), whose dream comes true when they inherit a beautiful country house, only to find it’s both falling apart and inhabited by deceased previous residents.
The makers of BBC sitcom Ghosts have released a blooper reel from the second series.
The release coincides with the broadcast of the Christmas Special which has been a hit with both critics and the public.
The i called it "perfect family Christmas fodder ".
The Radio Times wrote: "another comforting chapter for this charming sitcom. It packs in the usual blend of one-liners, physical humour and wacky scenarios, all while telling a warm story about appreciating the people in your life while you still can."
More details have now been revealed abut the previously announced Christmas special edition of hit BBC One sitcom Ghosts, entitled The Ghost of Christmas.
The team behind Ghosts was lucky enough to finish most of their shooting just before lockdown back in March so it's great to see this hit sitcom back as a lynchpin in the autumn schedules. It even, by chance, has a plague joke in the first episode, so there's something for the clickbaity tabloids to get their teeth into if they want to stir up some fake offence.
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