BCG Daily Sunday 10th November 2019
Press clippings
Marc Jennings is Scottish Comedian Of The Year
Marc Jennings has been crowned this year's Scottish Comedian of the year.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th November 2019Tim Minchin review
In his first tour for eight years, the Australian polymath offers up a three-hour spectacular tracing the story of his life.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 10th November 2019TV review: Back to Life
Jauntily paced and saturated with sarcastic remarks thrown out between deeply flawed individuals, Back To Life is tense and filled with conflict. Haggard's performance is stunning, yet utterly heartbreaking.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 10th November 2019Why important End of F***ing World decision was made
Director Lucy Forbes explained what she thinks works well about the new series, revealing it was important to her to maintain the "other-worldly feel" of the source material.
Joe Anderton and Abby Robinson, Digital Spy, 10th November 2019Review - Tim Minchin: Back (2019)
This was one of the most enjoyable nights out that I have had in years and I cannot recommend it enough.
Clownster, 10th November 2019Gregor Fisher: mistake to portray Rev IM Jolly
The Rab C Nesbitt star put on the dog collar and sat in the famous green chair to honour Rikki Fulton's most famous character for a BBC Scotland Hogmanay sketch. But the 65-year-old wishes he had not done the sketch, recorded to mark the 40th anniversary of Scotch And Wry, Rikki's famous sketch show that gave Fisher his TV break.
Murray Scougall, The Sunday Post, 10th November 2019Last Christmas director responds to one-star review
Last Christmas director Paul Feig saw the funny side when his new film was given a one-star review.
Yahoo, 10th November 2019Videos
TV & radio
The Last Days Of Michael Legge
Performance by the stand-up comedian, in which he reveals how a desire for people to be more polite transformed him into the world's rudest man.
Rob Beckett's Savage Socials
Episode 7This week, beauty treatments are hot on celebs' agenda; there are some very odd journeys including a camel-ride-fail; and some eye-opening lactation. At number one, Derren Brown's workplace injury with a screw.