The chinless public schoolboy will always be with us. So, mercifully, will those who lampoon him. The latest is Ben Willbond, once of Priorité à Gauche, now pairing up with Katy Brand in a quartet of character comedy vignettes. The first (and last) of these stars Fulham rugger bugger Ed Wellesley-Smith, or "Freddie", the type of braying berk who needs only pick up the phone to an old school chum to secure a TV commission from the station he refers to as "Chanel Quatro".
Ed's troubles with his horsey paramour Olivia Benton-Jones - or "Livsie B-J" - form the backbone of the show. A second couple also played by Brand and Willbond, Jed and Jules Simmonds, have sold up in London for a new life in a Dordogne vineyard. They were following the dream; now, judging by the wine-tasting session they co-present, they've found the nightmare. It is a grimly amusing snapshot of curdled bohemian idealism. Willbond delivers the ostensible compliment "She's always there" like an SOS.
The other characters are weaker. An army captain on a recruitment drive can't get over his marital break-up. Julio, a Colombian drug-runner in a frilly shirt, purrs like a cat. Both are ably realised by Willbond, but they need more persuasive scenarios to inhabit. For now, it's Freddie who is closest to the bone.
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