Late Night Mash
- TV comedy
- Dave
- 2021 - 2022
- 15 episodes (2 series)
Topical comedy series replacing BBC Two's The Mash Report, hosted by Nish Kumar and Rachel Parris. Also features Ellie Taylor, Steve N Allen, Geoff Norcott, Catherine Bohart, Fin Taylor and more.
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Nish Kumar explains why he quit Late Night Mash
"It's a show I loved deeply but it's not a show that I was involved in the creation of, it's very much their show. So it just felt like it was time for me to strike out on my own."
Joe Anderton, Digital Spy, 15th November 2021Nish Kumar in "shock" departure from Late Night Mash
Nish Kumar has announced that he is quitting Late Night Mash, as the show concludes its first series on Dave. Revived from the axed BBC format The Mash Report, the comedy's future is now unclear.
British Comedy Guide, 28th October 2021Mash had to censor PM quote as it breached Dave rules
We can't tell you exactly what was said, but there was definitely a homophobic slur, some more than casual racism and a sizeable portion of misogyny. Nish Kumar put it in a sarcastic nutshell: "Pretty cool that we aren't allowed to broadcast things the Prime Minister has said because they're too racist."
The Poke, 22nd October 2021Late Night Mash: why were the BBC scared of this?
The satirical news show has moved to Dave after being cancelled by the BBC, but its innocuous comedy is hardly controversial.
Emily Baker, i Newspaper, 3rd September 2021Review: Late Night Mash, Dave
And thus, like a monster they couldn't kill - Monster Mash, if you like - it has risen from the dead.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 3rd September 2021Geoff Norcott on Mash, comedy and moral certainty
Geoff Norcott on The Mash Report, right-wing comedy and the farce of moral certainty.
Geoff Norcott, The Telegraph, 2nd September 2021The Mash Report to return on Dave
Channel Dave is reviving The Mash Report. Eight hour-long episodes of Late Night Mash, with Nish Kumar hosting, will be broadcast this autumn.
British Comedy Guide, 28th July 2021Oh no, The Mash Report is back
If The Mash Report can match its dismal BBC [viewing figures] on Dave, it will look like a hit. And I think it could serve a useful purpose for the UK's progressive parties. I advise them to watch it and to learn never to take that tone or do any of the things it sees there. De-Mash yourselves and prepare for power.
Gareth Roberts, Unherd, 28th July 2021