Get ready for a night of laughter and wordplay as “8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown” kicks off its 25th season with Episode 1, airing at 9:00 Pm on January 12, 2024, on Channel 4. Hosted by the irrepressible Jimmy Carr, this special edition features “Countdown” regulars Susie Dent and Rachel Riley alongside a star-studded lineup of comedians.
In this episode, the teams go head-to-head as Jon Richardson and Harriet Kemsley take on Lee Mack and Munya Chawawa in a battle of wits and words. Adding to the hilarity, the witty David O’Doherty joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, bringing his unique brand of humor to the mix.
Whether you’re a fan of word games, comedy, or both, this episode of “8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown” promises an evening of entertainment and banter. Tune in at 9:00 Pm on Channel 4 for a delightful start to the 25th season, as...
In this episode, the teams go head-to-head as Jon Richardson and Harriet Kemsley take on Lee Mack and Munya Chawawa in a battle of wits and words. Adding to the hilarity, the witty David O’Doherty joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, bringing his unique brand of humor to the mix.
Whether you’re a fan of word games, comedy, or both, this episode of “8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown” promises an evening of entertainment and banter. Tune in at 9:00 Pm on Channel 4 for a delightful start to the 25th season, as...
- 1/6/2024
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
Board
Michael Lynton, chair of Warner Music Group Corp. and Josh Berger, the former president and MD of Warner Bros. U.K., Ireland and Spain, are joining the board of Secret Cinema with immediate effect.
Secret Cinema is a London-based company specialized in creating immersive experiences based on iconic film and television properties at secret locations, where audiences participate dressed as cast members.
Lynton has served as chair of the board of Warner Music Group Corp. since 2019 and chairman of Snap Inc since 2017 and was previously at Sony.
Berger stood down from his Warner Bros. role after 30 years with the studio. during which he led the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts franchises. He spent ten years as a governor and the last five years as chair at the British Film Institute.
Secret Cinema CEO Max Alexander said: “Michael and Josh are two of the most respected people in the entertainment industry and their energy,...
Michael Lynton, chair of Warner Music Group Corp. and Josh Berger, the former president and MD of Warner Bros. U.K., Ireland and Spain, are joining the board of Secret Cinema with immediate effect.
Secret Cinema is a London-based company specialized in creating immersive experiences based on iconic film and television properties at secret locations, where audiences participate dressed as cast members.
Lynton has served as chair of the board of Warner Music Group Corp. since 2019 and chairman of Snap Inc since 2017 and was previously at Sony.
Berger stood down from his Warner Bros. role after 30 years with the studio. during which he led the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts franchises. He spent ten years as a governor and the last five years as chair at the British Film Institute.
Secret Cinema CEO Max Alexander said: “Michael and Josh are two of the most respected people in the entertainment industry and their energy,...
- 10/20/2021
- by Naman Ramachandran
- Variety Film + TV
Comedy Central is celebrating International Women’s Day with the launch of all-female sketch comedy series Flaps.
The company’s international division has partnered with Viacom Digital Studios International to launch the digital short-form series.
The nine-part series features a lineup of female comedians, including Maddie Rice, who starred in the theatrical version of Fleabag, Beth Rylance (Plebs), Bronwyn James (Harlots), Danielle Vitalis (Attack The Block) and Elinor Lawless (The End of Hope). Each sketch is written by different female writers, including Harriet Kemsley, Sarah Morgan, Gemma Arrowsmith, Kat Butterfield and Cassie Atkinson.
Topics covered include when to fly the flag for feminism, joining a bride tribe, running late for work, social detoxing and dealing with a hangover from hell. Flaps was produced by Viacom Digital Studios International, and was produced and directed by Lucy Forbes (In My Skin).
The series is premiering across Comedy Central International’s Facebook and...
The company’s international division has partnered with Viacom Digital Studios International to launch the digital short-form series.
The nine-part series features a lineup of female comedians, including Maddie Rice, who starred in the theatrical version of Fleabag, Beth Rylance (Plebs), Bronwyn James (Harlots), Danielle Vitalis (Attack The Block) and Elinor Lawless (The End of Hope). Each sketch is written by different female writers, including Harriet Kemsley, Sarah Morgan, Gemma Arrowsmith, Kat Butterfield and Cassie Atkinson.
Topics covered include when to fly the flag for feminism, joining a bride tribe, running late for work, social detoxing and dealing with a hangover from hell. Flaps was produced by Viacom Digital Studios International, and was produced and directed by Lucy Forbes (In My Skin).
The series is premiering across Comedy Central International’s Facebook and...
- 3/8/2019
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
Viacom is ramping up its slate of digital originals with three new series from Comedy Central International.
The digital studio is launching female focused series Bad Cramps and Laughing at Salad and scripted series Waiting.
Bad Cramps comes from the mind of Georgie Fuller and Danni Jackson, stars of Comedy Central’s digital short Bad Snappers. The duo are back with a sexy, raucous and completely inappropriate take on everything from one-night stands to heavy periods. The series, which consists of six, five-minute episodes, launch today on Comedy Central UK’s YouTube and Facebook pages, with more regional releases in the coming weeks.
Laughing at Salad, which will launch in January, is a nine-part sketch series that features an all-female line up, including Maddie Rice, Beth Rylance, Bronwyn James, Danielle Vitalis and Elinor Lawless. Each sketch is written by different female writers, including Harriet Kemsley, Sarah Morgan, Gemma Arrowsmith, Kat Butterfield...
The digital studio is launching female focused series Bad Cramps and Laughing at Salad and scripted series Waiting.
Bad Cramps comes from the mind of Georgie Fuller and Danni Jackson, stars of Comedy Central’s digital short Bad Snappers. The duo are back with a sexy, raucous and completely inappropriate take on everything from one-night stands to heavy periods. The series, which consists of six, five-minute episodes, launch today on Comedy Central UK’s YouTube and Facebook pages, with more regional releases in the coming weeks.
Laughing at Salad, which will launch in January, is a nine-part sketch series that features an all-female line up, including Maddie Rice, Beth Rylance, Bronwyn James, Danielle Vitalis and Elinor Lawless. Each sketch is written by different female writers, including Harriet Kemsley, Sarah Morgan, Gemma Arrowsmith, Kat Butterfield...
- 12/10/2018
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
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