Press Clippings
Graham Linehan to oversee third attempt at The IT Crowd USA
American TV network NBC is to pilot a remake of The IT Crowd. It will be the third attempt to bring Graham Linehan's sitcom to the USA, but this time the creator is involved in the process.
British Comedy Guide, 15th December 2017Graham Linehan confirms IT Crowd is set for US remake
Writer is on board for NBC's 'reimagining' of the British comedy, which will be the channel's third attempt to deliver the show to an American audience.
The Guardian, 15th December 2017Jen Barber was right: the internet could fit in a box
A recent scientific breakthrough has confirmed what IT Crowd's Jen thought all along - that the internet can fit into a small box.
The Velvet Onion, 14th October 2017IT Crowd's 'Work Outing' is comedy's greatest farce
The IT Crowd is the kind of classic sitcom that should never have worked in the mid-00s.
Alex Nelson, i Newspaper, 24th August 2017Down with tech bros! Time for female TV nerd revolution
The IT Crowd, Silicon Valley and now Loaded ... our screens are disappointingly pumped full of man-boys who work in technology. Please tell some new stories.
Diane Shipley, The Guardian, 9th May 2017Only Fools and Horses USA - and other failed TV remakes
Ricky Gervais managed it with The Office, but - from The IT Crowd to Luther - which other Brit TV exports weren't so lucky?
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 4th April 2017The 10 funniest IT Crowd episodes
We all want to throw our computers in the trash at some point in our lives. The IT Crowd, a British sitcom that centers on the basement dwellers of a corporate IT Department, feels your pain.
Emily Reily, Paste Magazine, 21st February 2017Mrs Brown's Boys named best sitcom since 2000
Mrs Brown's Boys has come top of the Radio Times poll to name the best British TV sitcom broadcast since the year 2000.
British Comedy Guide, 22nd August 2016Radio Times launches a poll to name the best sitcom since 2000
Radio Times has launched a poll to name the best British TV sitcom broadcast since the year 2000. There are 40 shows in the shortlist.
British Comedy Guide, 19th July 2016Why studio laughter has no place in modern sitcoms
From Friends to Father Ted, some of the greatest sitcoms of all time have had laughter included on the soundtrack. But audiences have grown more sophisticated - and TV needs to follow their lead.
Sam Wollaston, The Guardian, 29th June 2016