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Romesh Ranganathan: This year I will become a better
This is the year I will become a better father, husband, son.
Romesh Ranganathan, The Guardian, 19th January 2019Windsor Davies dies aged 88
Comedy actor Windsor Davies - best known for playing the sergeant major in It Ain't Half Hot Mum - has died aged 88.
British Comedy Guide, 19th January 2019The host reviews the best bits from four series of his Big Show. Ed Balls, Alexander Armstrong and Carol Vorderman recall playing Celeb Send to All and Gino D'Acampo relives finding McIntyre in his bedroom on Midnight Gameshow. Plus a musical number from Unexpected Star Anush Hydros.
Mike Bradley, The Guardian, 19th January 2019Derry Girls captures teenage girlhood everywhere
Many shows about teens don't push past cliches - but Derry Girls gives us complex, unpredictable characters who are never completely in control.
Nadine von Cohen, The Guardian, 19th January 2019Review: Stan & Ollie
Stan & Ollie is as well-crafted, with a warm tone and gentle pacing, just like the perfected comedy routines of the iconic duo of the title.
The Edinburgh Reporter, 18th January 2019Missing Likely Lads and Till Death Us Do Part recovered
Three missing sitcom episodes - two of The Likely Lads and one of Till Death Us Do Part - have been recovered and will be released on DVD and Blu-ray between January and March.
British Comedy Guide, 18th January 2019June Whitfield: Absolutely Fabulous cast attend funeral
Dame June Whitfield's funeral has been held in West Sussex, with many of her friends and co-stars in attendance.
BBC, 18th January 2019Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson interview
Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson on parenting, awkward conversations and on-camera wanking.
NME, 18th January 2019David Jason calls for Only Fools flat to be listed
Sir David Jason wants the block of flats in Only Fools and Horses to become a listed building to stop it being bulldozed for posh apartments.
Mark Jefferies, Daily Record, 18th January 2019Review: Sex Education, Netflix
Sex Education is an odd one. As has already been pointed out elsewhere, this new Netflix series seems to be set in a British school that thinks it is in America. The boys seem to be either jocks or nerds while the girls seem to be good girls or bad girls. You almost expect to see Olivia Newton-John walking past in leather trousers smoking a ciggy.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th January 2019View more links
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