Inside No. 9
Acclaimed anthology series Inside No 9. has been shortlisted for Best Writer (Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton) and as Best Comedy in the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards.
In the comedy category it is up against Friday Night Dinner (Channel 4), Staged (BBC One), This Country (BBC Three) and The Trip (Greece) on Sky One.
BBC Two has commissioned series six and seven of the multi award-winning and critically acclaimed anthology Inside No. 9.
The two brand new series will promise more inventive tales from the minds of co-creators Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith.
The announcement comes ahead of The Stakeout, the series five finale this evening (Monday 9th March 2020) on BBC Two at 10pm.
The latest Inside No. 9, Misdirection, finds Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton delving into the world of magic, secrets and maybe a bit of murder too.
The film poster image for the second instalment of the new season of Inside No. 9 has been revealed.
Death Be Not Proud stars Jenna Colman and Kadiff Kirwan alongside Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton and airs on BBC2 on February 10 at 10pm.
Beattie and Sam are a young couple finally on the property ladder. But the only flat they can afford has a dark and sinister past, one that demands to be heard...
Acclaimed anthology series Inside No. 9 is to return in February.
According to the latest BBC2 schedules the fifth series created by and starring Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton will start airing between February 1 and February 7. The precise date is still to be announced.
The first episode will be The Referee's A W***er. It co-stars Ralf Little and David Morrissey and is "a tale of promotion, relegation, corruption, and so, so much more."
Inside No. 9, Derry Girls and Romesh Ranganathan are among the winners at this year's RTS Awards.
Steve Pemberton & Reece Shearsmith won Best Performance – Male, for their acting in Inside No. 9.
Lesley Manville won Best Performance – Female, for Mum. Stefan Golaszewski won the Comedy Writer for his work also on Mum.
Romesh Ranganathan won Best Presenter for The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan.
C4's Derry Girls won Best Scripted Comedy.
British Comedy Guide has revealed the results of its thirteenth annual TV and radio awards, the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018. The results are based entirely on a public poll, with hundreds of thousands of votes cast over the last month. The winners are as follows.
Best New TV Sitcom:
Derry Girls
Shooting has started on the fifth series of Inside No. 9.
The eagerly anticipated live episode of Inside No. 9 lived up the expectations and then some, judging by the reaction on social media.
Channel 4's Derry Girls has beaten BBC's Inside No. 9 in a tense Radio Times vote to find this year's Comedy Champion.
The result went to the wire and the leaders kept changing place. Almost a million votes were cast as those involved encouraged their supporters to vote - in this polls fans were allowed to vote as many times as they wanted.
When the virtual polling booths closed at 10pm Derry Girls had 50.1% of the vote to Inside No 9’s 49.9% – 462,946 votes to 461,140.
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