Johnny Vegas
The BBC must have been pleased with the pilot of Home From Home because after the one-off starring Johnny Vegas went out on BBC Two in 2016 the full series is promoted to BBC One. Should they be pleased with it? Well, Home From Home isn't going to scare the horses or prompt the modern equivalent, Twitter rage, but it's not too bad at all.
The audience at last night’s performance of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at St Helens Theatre Royal got a special Christmas present when comedian Johnny Vegas walked onstage.
The Benidorm and Still Open All Hours star has been playing the role of the Magic Mirror during this year’s festive production, but appearing via pre-recorded video projection each night. However, the star surprised the cast and the audience by making a very special live appearance.
The Christmas spirit has already started this year. Not just with the John Lewis adverts but with this comedy. There is no Frankincense or Myrrh but this one-off from Gold starring Johnny Vegas has that feel of snuggling down on a cold night, turning off your brain and having a cosy evening in front of the box.
Johnny Vegas and Car Share's Sian Gibson are to star in a new one-off full length comedy for Gold.
Murder On The Blackpool Express has started filming on location today for autumn broadcast.
Update 10/4/18: Transmission date has just been confirmed for this - the first series of Home From Home will start on April 20 on BBC Two, not BBC One as originally stated.
BBC Comedy has confirmed that the pilot Home From Home, part of the Landmark Sitcom Season earlier this year, has been commissioned for a full BBC One series.
A group of UK & European comedians and comedy organisations have announced their support of Remain - the campaign for the UK to stay in the European Union.
Johnny Vegas has spoken about learning to be a banger racer for ITV1's new series Drive.
Johnny Vegas is one of the stars of Neil Gaiman's Likely Stories, a new four-part adaptation of short stories by the best-selling author being made for Sky Arts.
Sky’s silent comedy season comes to an end this week and they’ve saved the best until last. For those mourning the demise of Kevin Eldon’s BBC2 series here is a chance to see the ubiquitous character comedian/actor in the lead role in his very own comedy one-off.
ITV comedy Benidorm and US sitcom Big Bang Theory were two of the winners at the TV Choice Awards last night.
The Spain-set ITV comedy, which co-stars Johnny Vegas and Steve Pemberton, picked up Best Comedy, while the American geekcom picked up Best International show.
Here is a list of the full winners.
Best soap - EastEnders
Best new drama - Poldark
Best drama series - Broadchurch
Best actor - David Tennant, Broadchurch
Best actress - Sheridan Smith, Cilla
Pages
Zircon - This is a contributing Drupal Theme
Design by
WeebPal.
