Mongrels
- TV sitcom
- BBC Three
- 2010 - 2011
- 17 episodes (2 series)
An adult puppet sitcom for BBC Three about a fox, a cat, a dog and a pigeon who hang out together in an inner-city yard. Stars Tony Way, Rufus Jones, Lucy Montgomery, Katy Brand, Dan Tetsell and more.
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Mongrels live chat
Nelson and Marion are here to answer your questions on Monday 14 November at 11pm.
Mars Elkins, BBC, 14th November 2011Mongrel talking: Paul Kaye
An interview with Paul Kaye who plays foul-mouthed Vince in Mongrels.
The Velvet Onion, 11th November 2011Mongrels series 2 episodes 1 and 2 review
The British puppet-based sitcom Mongrels is back, and it's as gleefully rude as ever. Here's James' review of episodes one and two...
James T. Cornish, Den Of Geek, 9th November 2011Mongrels - Series 2 review
Mongrels is one of those shows that seemed to set off warning alarms from its very inception.
Gareth Barsby, Suite 101, 7th November 2011Interview with Nelson
Nelson is certainly a star in the making with a handful of stage appearances since the hit TV show Mongrels was first aired last summer and a second series about to screened.
Matteo Sedazzari, Zani, 7th November 2011Lean, mean and green on Mongrels set
From reusable water bottles filled from tanks of tap water to double-sided scripts, Mongrels is aiming to be the most sustainable production at the BBC.
Adam Bambury, BBC Ariel, 17th May 2011Take a tour of the Mongrels set
You may have noticed we've been Tweeting and Facebooking from the set of Mongrels today.
Jaine Sykes, BBC Comedy, 27th April 2011Mongrels given second series
BBC Three's hit puppet-based adult sitcom Mongrels has been recommissioned.
British Comedy Guide, 25th August 2010Mongrels - Episodes 7 and 8 review
The seventh and eight episodes are quite a step back though. There is nothing horrible about them, but they are rather uninteresting.
Gareth Barsby, Suite 101, 11th August 2010Just baffling: whereas Eamonn Holmes famously had a sense-of-humour bypass over The Impressions Show, he's apparently perfectly happy to send himself up here, waving a cutlass and shouting "Nobody touches me!" prior to being "medicated" for a show. Perhaps it's harder to get cross with puppets. In the series finale, an unsuspecting Destiny models for glamour photos; while Nelson's role as fire warden during bonfire night (aka "5/11") is compromised by a militant hedgehog. Also features, apropos of nothing, a Riverdancing lamb. More please.
The Guardian, 10th August 2010