Inside No 9
The transmission details have been revealed for the third series of Inside No 9, created, written by and occasionally starring Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton.
The new series* will start on BBC2 on February 21 at 10pm with an episode called The Bill. It co-stars Jason Watkins, Philip Glenister and Ellie White alongside Shearsmith and Pemberton and is partly about what happens when a group of friends have a disagreement about paying for their meal in a restaurant at closing time.
There is eagerly anticipated and then there is the wonderful Inside No 9. Watch the tantalising trailer for the third bone-chilling series from Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton here. The new episodes should air on BBC2 later this month (we fairly confidently predict).
The BBC has commissioned a fourth series of award-winning anthology comedy Inside No.9, which is the brainchild of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith. Shane Allen, Controller, Comedy Commissioning made the announcement at the screening for series three, which starts next month, in London this morning.
The BBC has confirmed that the award-winning Inside No 9, written by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, is to return for a third series.
James Corden and Mathew Baynton have received a Bafta TV Craft Awards nomination in the Writer: Comedy category for The Wrong Mans. Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton have also been nominated for dark comedy Inside No. 9. Arthur Mathews and Matt Berry pick up a nomination for Toast of London, while Mackenzie Crook receives his first BAFTA nomination for Detectorists, the comedy series about two metal-detecting enthusiasts.
After being harshly overlooked in numerous end-of-year awards thingies, it’s been nice to see the first series of Inside No 9 finally picking up some accolades this week. The series of six self-contained playlets by Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton picked up prizes at the Chortle Awards and the Royal Television Society Awards and now returns for six new comic chillers with a twist. No pressure then.
Further details have been announced for the new series of Inside No 9. The next six episodes of the self-contained comedies-with-a-twist by Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton will start on BBC2 on Thursday, March 26.
The first episode, La Couchette, is set on a sleeping car on a French train when a group of mix-matched passengers is thrown together. The cast includes Jack Whitehall, Julie Hesmondhalgh and Mark Benton as well as Shearsmith and Pemberton.
The Broadcast Awards winners have been announced tonight in a ceremony at the Savoy Hotel hosted by David Walliams.
Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV Studios and Mitre Television for ITV has won Best Entertainment Programme. The Last Leg was highly commended in the same category
Harry and Paul’s Story of the Twos, Balloon Entertainment for BBC Two, won Best Comedy Programme.
Uncle, Baby Cow Productions for BBC Three won Best Multichannel Programme.
Is this a Golden Age of TV Comedy? There may not have been a landmark series such as I’m Alan Partridge or The Office or The Thick of It, but there have been a number of unmissable comedies from old stars and newcomers alike. So, after considerable stress and a lot of laughs, here is Beyond The Joke’s Top Ten TV comedies for 2014. Let the arguments commence…
1. Inside No. 9
Kayvan Novak is set to appear in a new mainstream sitcom alongside Bradley Walsh. Novak, who made his name in prank show Fonejacker, will co-star in Woody - a six-part, half-hour sitcom created by Neil Webster and Charlie Skelton.
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