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The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk cancelled

The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, the comedy series created by and starring Spencer Jones, has been cancelled after two series.

British Comedy Guide, 19th November 2022

The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, series 2 review

The second series is as absurd as the first: a tightly-packed stream of zany inventiveness, attaching distinctive visual gags, off-the-wall singalongs and non-sequitur asides to a flimsy plot.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 26th January 2022

The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk Series 2 now filming

Filming is underway on Series 2 of The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, the BBC Two sitcom starring Spencer Jones and Lucy Pearman.

British Comedy Guide, 7th July 2021

Spencer Jones's The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk to return

Spencer Jones's The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk is returning for a second series. Filming on five new episodes of the absurdist BBC Two comedy shorts will begin this summer.

British Comedy Guide, 27th April 2021

The best new TV comedies of April-August 2019

Here's our roundup of the best new British comedy series that launched between April and August...

Sophie Davies, Cult Box, 23rd November 2019

Reviews: Gone Fishing, Herbert Clunkerdunk

Reviews of Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing (*****) and The Mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk (***).

Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 5th August 2019

Talking shoes, a singing front door and lots of dog poo in these two 10-minute oddities in which Spencer Jones's Herbert, a father of two who goes to car boot sales, allows his warped imagination to run wild. It feels like a CBBC show - and at times this trippy "comedy" is reminiscent of "clownish" Claypole in early Rentaghost - except for the profanity and sheer creepiness, especially the fake eyeballs. I wish I could "unsee" this...

Ben Walsh, i Newspaper, 4th August 2019

Review: The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk

Amid the trend for meaningful, realistic comedies such as Fleabag, how refreshing it is to have The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk back for a full(ish) series of unadulterated, visually stunning stupidity following a successful pilot last year.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 3rd August 2019

TV Review: The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk

What is particularly impressive here is how he has transferred his stage madness so well to the screen. Even the credits are an excuse for more gags. Jones simply doesn't miss a trick or a chance of a laugh anywhere.

Beyond The Joke, 3rd August 2019

Clunkerdunk & comedy shorts are bringing silliness back

Once a ten-minute pilot from BBC's batch of shorts, Spencer Jones' oddball comedy harks back to the days of The Goon Show and Monty Python.

Emily Baker, i Newspaper, 2nd August 2019

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