BCG Daily Tuesday 23rd October 2018
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BBC denies fixing allegation after Seann Walsh survives
DJ Vick Hope, who was voted off Strictly Come Dancing this weekend, said she witnessed a 'very strange' conversation between the producers and judges before the comedian was saved.
Lanre Bakare, The Guardian, 23rd October 2018Review: Tom Allen: Absolutely - The Lowry , Salford
With tales from his life told in comic high definition, Tom Allen's current tour, Absolutely, is a nonstop laugh.
Abbie Rippon, The Reviews Hub, 23rd October 2018Review: Benidorm Live - Theatre Royal, Plymouth
The advantage of seeing the show on stage is that characters who seem too exaggerated on television work much better on stage, where bigger is better.
Kelyn Luther, The Reviews Hub, 23rd October 2018An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn review
The narrative of the film is so loose that there's barely anything to sink your teeth into.
Entertainment Focus, 23rd October 2018Zoe Lyons review
Between seeing her on the telly and spending the same amount as I would on a cheeky Nandos to see her live, I'd definitely recommend the latter.
Narc Magazine, 23rd October 2018Julia Davis interview
'It's a bit annoying when you're simulating violent lesbian sex and shouting over your shoulder, 'don't forget milk".
Deborah Orr, i Newspaper, 23rd October 2018A comedy producer's career
Charlie Hanson is an award-winning comedy producer.
CC Skills, 23rd October 2018The Comedy About a Bank Robbery review
The Comedy About a Robbery is not perfect by any means. Some of the jokes are stretched beyond endurance and the show is perhaps a little overlong. However, these quibbles are hardly worth mentioning because the show is an absolute blast.
James Ballands, British Theatre Guide, 23rd October 2018The Comedy About a Bank Robbery - Leeds Grand review
A must see, fast-paced, and high content comedy for anyone who likes farce - something that Mischief Theatre excels at.
Dawn Smallwood, The Reviews Hub, 23rd October 2018The Comedy About a Bank Robbery review
A frantic farce for all the family, The Comedy About a Bank Robbery is a frenzied, fulfilling knockabout which leaves you thoroughly uplifted. It's a perfectly modern pratfall comedy, expertly executed to draw out laughter and thrills a minute. Another breakout hit - catch it whilst it's still on the run.
Samuel Payne, Entertainment Focus, 23rd October 2018An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn review
Director Jim Hosking's 2016 horror debut, The Greasy Strangler, was one of the most grotesquely original exercises in bad taste ever committed to screen. I loved it. This creakier follow-up comedy boasts similar bizarreness, even if it lacks Greasy's compelling central psychology.
Larushka Ivan-zadeh, Metro, 23rd October 2018Videos
Film
TV & radio
10pm30 min
Football Genius
Episode 5 - Arsenal v LiverpoolPaul Sinha's team of Arsenal supporters put their football knowledge to the test as they take on Sam Quek's team of Liverpool fans in the quiz hosted by Tim Vine.
10pm30 min
There She Goes
Series 1, Episode 2 - Bubble ChessIt's bath night for Rosie which, as usual, ends in bubble-filled carnage as both Simon and Emily battle to get an unwilling and slippery girl out.
10:40pm30 min
Tourist Trap
Series 1, Episode 4CEO Elaine learns that Merlin may have been Welsh and conjures up a magical new marketing mix. Meanwhile in Aberystwyth, the team embrace their inner dragon, rural outreach worker Marshall meets a tour guide, and Nez assesses the power of passive aggression in digital communications.
11:15pm5 min
Halfway
Episode 2 - Specials Of TodayCarol's new initiative is the Specials of Today board - baguettes are so much better than baps. Husband Dave blurs the line between home and work, and Lucy burns her mushrooms.