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A Look Back At... Doctors and Nurses
Doctors + Nurses was a 2004 sitcom starring Adrian Edmondson, Mina Anwar and David Mitchell. Its failure to be released on DVD, or ever be repeated resulted in it almost becoming lost completely. Here's why it's worth remembering.
Rhianna Evans, A Dose Of David Mitchell, 23rd May 2019A look back at The Black Adder
Blackadder is undoubtedly one of the greatest British sitcoms of all time, so we mustn't forget its humble beginnings!
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 7th May 2019A look back at Rock Profile
Although Rock Profile is clearly the forgotten Lucas and Walliams show compared to Little Britain or even Come Fly With Me, I think it's actually Rock Profile that has aged the best.
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 24th April 2019Lenny Henry is the inaugural rude TV chef
Quite a long time before rude chefs were a TV mainstay, Lenny Henry's Chef showed us how entertaining they could be. It also had one of the best sitcom theme tunes ever, in my opinion!
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 26th March 2019Steve Coogan's first film - The Parole Officer
These days, the film has earned a cult following, and was popular enough to be re-released on blu-ray, which is a luxury that few British comedies are afforded.
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 18th March 2019Forgotten Comedies: The Day Today
The Day Today was satire at its finest. You'd think that twenty-five years later this TV show, satirising events of the mid-nineties for just one series, wouldn't have much to offer to a modern audience. But thanks to great writing, it still feels fresh and modern and its style is still being emulated!
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 31st January 2019Forgotten Comedies: Lee Evans's So What Now?
Lee Evans made a sitcom? Yes, well it may surprise some of you to know that the undisputed king of stand-up made a foray into the world of sitcom!
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 20th January 2019Forgotten comedies: Catterick
Catterick is probably the most surreal sitcom ever made.
Rhianna Evans, Super Ink, 7th January 2019