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Tim Key's latest book He Used Thought As A Wife, a series of poems and conversations from lockdown that he started writing all the way back in March 2020, has sold out its first print run. A further run – with an extra poem – will be published in time for Valentine's Day and you can pre-order it at the link below.
Tim Key joins the line-up for the first week of House of Games of 2021.
The other contestants are Margate resident DJ Gemma Cairney and sporty people Gabby Logan (who is on Instagram here) and Jeff Stelling.
London Pub Reviews is a ten part, scripted audio series, adapted from the book of the same name by Paul Ewen, and performed by Tim Key.
By compere and intrepid organiser Mark Watson’s own admission, this is not the perfect way to experience comedy. Parked in your car in the car park of Crystal Palace Football Club on the hottest day of the year.
Here's a new game created by Mark Watson, Tim Key and Alex Horne that you can play at home.
On each turn, players name a person plus a category they fall under. That person and category are then eliminated, and subsequent people must not fall under that category. As more categories are added it gets harder, and eventually impossible, to name anyone new.
See how well you can do...
The Witchfinder is an original new comedy for BBC Two following a witchfinder and his suspect on a road-free road trip through an England gripped by civil war, famine and plague.
A new image released today from The End of the F***ing World reveals new cast member Tim Key as motel owner Gus.
Series 2 airs Monday 4th to Thursday 7th November on Channel 4 in the UK, with two new episodes double-billed every night across the week from 10pm. The entire eight-part series will be available to stream in the UK on All 4 after Monday night’s double bill.
Joe Gilgun (This is England), Michelle Keegan (Our Girl), Damien Molony (Ripper Street), Ruth Sheen and Tim Key are set to star in Brassic, a new original comedy from Sky co-created by Gilgun and BAFTA-winning writer Danny Brocklehurst.
Production on the show will start in September for Sky and NOW TV. Written by Danny Brocklehurst (Safe), Brassic*, with its distinct northern flavour, is about a group of working-class friends finding unconventional ways to win at life in northern suburbia.
Tim Key – prize-winning comedian, poet, of Mid Morning Matters with Steve Coogan and Detectorists with Mackenzie Crook. If you didn’t know this about the man before Megadate, you will do the end of this part theatre, part stand up, part storytelling show, as he neatly folds in true aspects of his own life to make up his flawed romantic protagonist.
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