O'Dowd is Lindsay Carol, a DJ on a hip radio station Skin FM. Urbane and witty on air, off-air he's a shambles, as inept in love as he is trying to be cool. Along for the ride are his ...
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The group try to stick to some new resolutions: Dom gives up booze, Jane gives up cigarettes, and Lindsay gives up giving up on girls.
When Lindsay is given the chance to move into TV, he finds the leap harder than expected. Jane suspects that runner Ades is flirting with her. And Dom gets ready for the annual radio industry pub ...
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Title: FM (2009– )
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Chris O'Dowd | ... | Lindsay Carol 6 episodes, 2009 | |
| Kevin Bishop | ... | Dom Cox 6 episodes, 2009 | |
| Nina Sosanya | ... | Jane Edwards 6 episodes, 2009 | |
| Ophelia Lovibond | ... | Daisy 6 episodes, 2009 | |
| O-T Fagbenle | ... | Topher Kiefer 6 episodes, 2009 | |
| Oliver Lansley | ... | Neil 6 episodes, 2009 | |
| Daniel Kaluuya | ... | Ades 4 episodes, 2009 | |
O'Dowd is Lindsay Carol, a DJ on a hip radio station Skin FM. Urbane and witty on air, off-air he's a shambles, as inept in love as he is trying to be cool. Along for the ride are his perennially partying co-host Dom (Kevin Bishop), a man with a short attention span and a secret boy-band past, and his fierce but romantically hapless producer Jane (Nina Sosanya) whose efforts to keep the boys out of trouble usually land her in it. Fast, funny and filled with cutting edge tunes and celebrity cameos, FM is an hilarious romp around the world of music radio. Written by brandon downs
I'm always a bit wary of low rated British sitcoms, particularly when I've never heard of them. I had the opportunity to watch this and gave it a go. It's laugh out loud funny in several places and never really drops the ball.
Chris O'Dowd is better than i've ever seen him, the writing, unlike in the IT Crowd allows him to display his truly expert comic acting, and Nina Sosanya plays the (slightly minxy,) straight man well.
I have high hopes for this in the future. Ones always a bit cautious of comparing things to The Office, but with a bit of luck i think this may grow into something of a household name.