BCG Daily Sunday 7th February 2010
Press clippings
Desperate Fishwives bring Doric comedy to small screen
It is most disappointing when Craig Pike, a founder member of the comedy troupe behind Desperate Fishwives, telephones. "Hello," he says politely, in a voice that could be coming from Bearsden. Where is my rolling Doric greeting? Would not "fit like, quine?" have been more appropriate?
Anna Burnside, The Sunday Times, 7th February 2010Video - Coogan: 'Partridge will be back' on screen
Steve Coogan stars as Hades, God of the Underworld, in the film Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief which is based on a series of children's books written by Rick Riordan.
He spoke to Sophie van Brugen about acting, awards, and why his comedy character Alan Partridge will make a comeback in the near future.
Sophie van Brugen, BBC News, 7th February 2010Helen Baxendale on filming Beyond the Pole
The Friends and Cold Feet actress has produced a film about a duo, starring Stephen Mangan, on mission to the North Pole.
Stephen Armstrong, The Sunday Times, 7th February 2010TV & radio
9:50am15 min
Emu
Series 2, Episode 23 - A Smashing DayChildrens' comedy series starring the infamous puppet bird.