
Grandma's House
- TV sitcom
- BBC Two
- 2010 - 2012
- 12 episodes (2 series)
Sitcom written by, starring, and based on the life of Essex-raised Jewish comic Simon Amstell. Also features Linda Bassett, Rebecca Front, James Smith, Samantha Spiro, Jamal Hadjkura and Geoffrey Hutchings
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 1 - The Day Simon Told His Family About His Important Decision
Further details
While Simon struggles to make his mum realise that her new boyfriend Clive might not be the right man for her, Grandpa has discovered something that will leave Grandma in a panic. Meanwhile, Auntie Liz is struggling with her son Adam who appears to be starting a teenage rebellion.
Notes
This episode is dedicated to Geoffrey Hutchings (1939-2010), who played Grandpa.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 9th August 2010
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Simon Amstell | Simon |
Linda Bassett | Grandma |
Rebecca Front | Tanya |
James Smith | Clive |
Samantha Spiro | Auntie Liz |
Jamal Hadjkura | Adam |
Geoffrey Hutchings | Grandpa |
Simon Amstell | Writer |
Dan Swimer | Writer |
Jeremy Dyson | Script Editor |
Christine Gernon | Director |
Ben Cavey | Producer |
Sophie Clarke-Jervoise | Executive Producer |
Simon Lupton | Executive Producer |
Simon Bird | Line Producer |
Liana Del Giudice | Editor |
Jonathan Paul Green | Production Designer |
Rachel Freck | Casting Director |
Sarah Burns | Costume Designer |
Andy Hollis | Director of Photography |
Nichola Bellamy | Make-up Designer |
Paul Clark | Composer |
Lee Trevor | 1st Assistant Director |
Videos
Clip from Grandma's House
A clip from Simon Amstell's new sitcom.
Featuring: Simon Amstell (Simon), Linda Bassett (Grandma), Rebecca Front (Tanya) & Geoffrey Hutchings (Grandpa).
Grandpa's Worry
Simon's Grandpa is worried he may have cancer. However, Simon attempts to instil a positive attitude in him.
Featuring: Simon Amstell (Simon) & Geoffrey Hutchings (Grandpa).
Press
TV review: Grandma's House and Inn Mates
Simon Amstell is funny and likable in his new sitcom Grandma's House. But can you really call it acting, asks Sam Wollaston.
Sam Wollaston, The Guardian, 10th August 2010