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
See also
Friday Night Dinner
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Never Mind The Buzzcocks
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The Thick Of It
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Curb Your Judaism
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Simon Amstell: Do Nothing Live
Acclaimed 2010 live stand-up show from TV personality and comedian Simon Amstell.
Numb: Simon Amstell Live At The BBC
Simon Amstell presents a performance of his stand-up show 'Numb', recorded especially for the BBC.
Simon Amstell: Set Free
Netflix special from Simon Amstell.
Catherine Tate's Nan
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Benjamin
A film by Simon Amstell about a socially awkward writer and director.
Mum
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Hebburn
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A Running Jump
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Psychobitches
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Absolutely Fabulous
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Bar Mitzvah Boy
Bittersweet Jewish family comedy written by Jack Rosenthal that explores the ramifications of a young boy's apprehensions over his bar mitzvah.