Pushers
- TV sitcom
- Comedy Blaps / Channel 4
- 2022 - 2025
- 7 episodes (1 series)
Sitcom about a disabled woman who turns to drug dealing, starring Rosie Jones. Also features Ryan McParland, Lynn Hunter, Jon Furlong, Rhiannon Clements, Ruben Reuter and more.
Press clippings
Rosie Jones: 'My disability benefits have been cut - but I'm one of the lucky ones'
Rosie Jones expected the themes of her sitcom to be out of date once the Tories left government. So far she needn't have worried.
Isabella McRae, The Big Issue, 19th June 2025Interview: Rosie Jones talks Pushers, tours and gravy
These are the two sides to Rosie Jones. The outrageously funny, irreverent comedian and the committed campaigner determined to fight for what she believes in.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 19th June 2025Pushers review
Will Pushers have you addicted? That probably depends if you're prepared to invest a little time in getting past the relatively sluggish set-up and overlook some of the broader toilet humour, and instead wait for the characters to fall into their grooves.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 19th June 2025Pushers review
Its heart is in the right place, even if its jokes aren't always. Not everything lands, but creator Rosie Jones has plenty to say.
Vicky Jessop, Evening Standard, 19th June 2025Pushers review
Rosie Jones's hilarious disability drug sitcom is pure silliness.
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 19th June 2025Pushers review
This new show about a woman with cerebral palsy who turns to selling drugs is full of clever observational comedy that skewers attitudes to disability.
Katie Rosseinsky, The Independent, 19th June 2025Rosie Jones: "I thought that under Labour every disabled person would be treated fairly - unfortunately, here we are"
The British comedian is the star of a groundbreaking new sitcom, Pushers. She tells Ellie Harrison about the joys of working with a disabled cast and crew, and why the show is more vital than ever in 2025.
Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 18th June 2025Pushers review
For those bigots and idiots in the 'Rosie Jones is not funny' camp let's just hope that Pushers will win them over. Having watched Pushers I'm very much in the 'Rosie Jones is bloody funny' camp. If they don't laugh it's their loss.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th June 2025"I face the haters full-on!" Rosie Jones on ramping up the laughs in her new drug-dealing sitcom
In Pushers, the comedian and actor plays a disabled woman from Yorkshire who turns to crime after her benefits are cut. She talks about beating trolls, "inhumane" Labour - and her love of gravy.
Lucy Webster, The Guardian, 16th June 2025Rosie Jones sitcom Pushers launches in June
Pushers, a six-part sitcom starring Rosie Jones as a drug dealer, launches on Channel 4 in June.
British Comedy Guide, 13th May 2025