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Newzoids

Newzoids

  • TV sketch show
  • ITV1
  • 2015 - 2016
  • 12 episodes (2 series)

Topical satirical sketch show featuring puppets. Stars Jon Culshaw, Debra Stephenson, Lewis Macleod, Simon Greenall, Jon Clegg and more.

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Series 2, Episode 4

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are off to Canada; the Corbynator takes Labour back to the past; Hillary Clinton is the First Lady of Country; Prince Charles visits The Rovers Return; PC Sarah Lancashire investigates a burglary; we see The Secret Life of 50 Year Olds; and Putin arm-wrestles a bear. Plus, Evan Davis and Robert Peston have a rap battle.

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Broadcast details

Date
Saturday 24th September 2016
Time
9:50pm
Channel
ITV1
Length
30 minutes

Repeats

Show past repeats

Date Time Channel
Tuesday 27th September 2016 12:25am ITV1

Cast & crew

Cast
Jon Culshaw Various (Voice)
Debra Stephenson Various (Voice)
Lewis Macleod Various (Voice)
Simon Greenall Various (Voice)
Jess Robinson Additional Characters (Voice)
Duncan Wisbey Additional Characters (Voice)
Harriet Carmichael Additional Characters (Voice)
Writing team
Pete Sinclair Writer
Madeleine Brettingham Writer
Dan Gaster Writer
Sarah Morgan Writer
Colin Swash Writer
George Jeffrie Writer
Bert Tyler-Moore Writer
Tom Jamieson Writer
Nev Fountain Writer
Gabby Hutchinson Crouch Writer
Brona C. Titley Writer
Tony Cooke Writer
John-Luke Roberts Writer
Giles Pilbrow Writer
Natalie Scicluna Script Development
Cicely Giddings Writer
Carrie Quinlan Writer
Laura Sleep Writer
Tim Telling Writer
Production team
Dominic Brigstocke Director
George Kane Director
Giles Pilbrow Series Producer
Caroline Norris Executive Producer
Phil Chalk Executive Producer
Mark Williams Editor
Mark Henson Editor
Margaret Spohrer Production Designer
Ben Jones Director of Photography
Fiona Bunting Costume Designer
Richie Webb Composer
Matt Katz Composer
Mat McHale 1st Assistant Director
Bethan Gorman Consultant Producer

Video

The Great British Sell Out

The Great British Bake Off is moving to Channel 4, but Mary Berry seems to think it's a recipe for disaster.

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