Channel 4 have released a first look trailer along with six first look images from their upcoming comedy-drama Chivalry, co-created, co-written by and starring Steve Coogan and Sarah Solemani. Chivalry promises a fresh new look on gender politics and romance and asks the question: can one build and sustain a successful, relevant career in Hollywood without sacrificing authenticity. How fluid are our politics and how political are our fluids? And can romance blossom - not in s

Every New Year's Day, I like to put together a list of names who I believe will be huge on television in the twelve months ahead. A list made up of complete newcomers, internet stars ready for mainstream crossover, and familiar faces not yet known for their telly work, plus everyone else in between. Last year’s list included the eventual winner of Best Breakthrough at the I Talk Telly Awards 2021, Rosie Jones. As I look ahead to this year's awards, I hope to include many of t

This week's best telly includes a new Bristol set comedy-drama from Stephen Merchant, a brand new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm plus the return of everyone's favourite sitcom letting agent and so much more! Here are 7 TV shows you can't miss this week... 1. Strictly Come Dancing Saturday 23rd at 7.05pm and Sunday 24th October at 7.10pm on BBC One With 11 couples remaining in the competition, just 10 will take to the Strictly ballroom this weekend after Judi Love sadly tested

The six-part series will explore the complex state of gender politics in the #MeToo era in the film and television industry. Following the initial announcement that the series was commissioned at the start of 2020, it was today announced during the Edinburgh Television Festival, that Wanda Sykes, Sienna Miller, Lolly Adefope, Robert Lonsdale and Adjani Salmon will be joining writers Sarah Solemani and Steve Coogan in this timely series. Alongside the main cast, it was also re

This week's best telly includes more Fleabag, more Derry Girls and the highly anticipated return of Line of Duty. Here are 7 shows you can’t miss this week... 1. Fleabag Monday 25th March from 10am on BBC Three and 10:35pm on BBC One Episode one was a masterpiece, episode two was superb, episode three was yet another masterpiece so it's safe to say that expectations are high for the latest episode of Fleabag. This week, the priest takes Fleabag for some quiet reflection, lead

His brand new show, The Showing Off Must Go On will fun for 47 dates and begins in February in Leicester before concluding in December 2019 in Southend. Star of Death in Paradise, Father Ted and My Hero, Ardal O’Hanlon, comes from a small-town in Ireland where there is nothing worse than showing off. Yet he is a professional ‘show-off’ who continues to do stand-up comedy for money, a very shy show-off (and as a result conflicted) but a big show-off nonetheless (a disgrace to

Having made her debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last year and winning Best Comedy Newcomer at the inaugural Pleasance Indie Awards, it's no surprise that Evelyn Mok is back with a brand new hour, Bubble Butt. Before we talk about the Fringe, how did you first get into comedy? Basically, I was raised on comedy. I watched a bunch of TV when I was a kid and I got into Adam Sandler movies quite early. I think that's probably because his comedy speaks to kids really well. H

She was one of my favourite Edinburgh Festival Fringe performers in 2017 and now Jayde Adams is back with a brand new show, The Divine Ms Jayde, and she's here to have fun and prove that laughter is the best medicine. How was last year's Fringe for you? It seemed to go very well... Yeah it did. I sold about 97% of my tickets last year and I definitely learnt a lot more from doing an Edinburgh show last year than I did from my first year. Well, technically my first year. I've