Dinosaur
After watching new series Small Prophets I wanted to catch up on Dinosaur to compare them. Like Small Prophets, the second series of Ashley Storrie's comedy about love, autism and paleontology is also all available on iPlayer. In some ways the shows are very similar, in some ways they are very different.
Series two of Dinosaur, starring, written and created by Ashley Storrie, will land on BBC iPlayer on Thursday 5 February from 6am and is on the BBC Scotland channel on the same day from 9pm. The series will broadcast on BBC Three from Saturday 7 February at 10pm and 10.30pm followed by a release on Hulu later that month.
Filming is officially underway in Glasgow and casting has been revealed on the new series of RTS and BAFTA Award-Winning BBC and Hulu hit comedy, Dinosaur.
Made by Two Brothers Pictures (Fleabag, The Tourist) in association with All3Media International, the series is created by Matilda Curtis and Ashley Storrie and centres on Nina (Ashley Storrie), an autistic woman in her 30’s, navigating life with fierce humour and honesty.
The second sitcom to launch this week that's named after an extinct beasts – see also Mammoth – is Dinosaur. It is also the second sitcom in recent weeks following Big Mood that tackles a mental health issue. Bipolar in Big Mood, Autism here. But never mind the comparisons and the coincidences of scheduling and titling, Dinosaur is easily witty and distinctive enough to be a bona fide hit in its own right.
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