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Death in Paradise boss gives update on show's future as he teases what's to come

Death in Paradise boss Tim Key has given an update on the BBC show's future as he teases what's to come for Neville (Ralf Little) and the team

Daily Mirror

The Horne Section TV Show review: Alex Horne’s magpie-ish meta comedy delight

He’s the ‘Taskmaster’ lackey no more – this funny, self-aware show makes Alex Horne a star in his own right

The Independent UK

Laughterama 2022 at Castlefield Bowl - lineup, tickets, weather forecast, and everything else you need to know

The open-air comedy festivals lands at Castlefield Bowl this week

Manchester Evening News

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Who wants a lockdown one-liner? How comics are covering Covid at Edinburgh fringe

The festival is in full swing with audiences crammed into comedy clubs. But is our global pandemic the elephant in the room?

The Guardian - UK

Tall stories: performers on their wildest Edinburgh moments

Standup in a swimming pool, naked tractor driving, heart attacks, heckles, walkouts, rain and an onstage marriage proposal – as the fringe turns 75, this year’s performers on the memories that make the festival unique

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Rosie Holt’s cultural highlights

The satirist on her favourite superhero show, her go-to gym motivation music, and why she loves Tim Key

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh fringe 2022: 20 theatre, comedy and dance shows you shouldn’t miss

In the first of our festival previews, we round up some of the best offerings we’ve already reviewed – including Tim Key, Liz Kingsman, La Clique and Hungry

The Guardian - UK

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Londoner’s Diary: Minnie Driver: Hollywood’s still not up to speed on sexism

MINNIE DRIVER accused Hollywood of moving at a “glacial pace” over sexism at an event last night. “Even if you present your argument politely, you can be saddled with being called ‘difficult’,” she said, noticing “the same eye roll when young women ask for certain things”.

Evening Standard

The week in TV: The Ipcress File; The Witchfinder; Servant of the People; Writing With Fire

Joe Cole grows into the Michael Caine role in a timely remake of Len Deighton’s thriller; a 17th-century witch hunt is no laughing matter; and Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s comedy past makes for important, if uneasy viewing

The Guardian - UK

The Witchfinder review – a comedy with so much wasted potential it makes you sad

Daisy May Cooper, Tim Key and other stellar talents are hamstrung by this period comedy’s thin story and unimpressive jokes

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Tim Key hunts down Daisy May Cooper in The Witchfinder

Key is insufferable and Cooper reliably uncouth in a show from the Alan Partridge writers. Plus: it’s breaking point in This Is Going to Hurt. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The Witchfinder: even Daisy May Cooper can’t make this bad comedy cast a spell

It has a glorious premise, comedy superstars in every scene, and the writers who reinvented Alan Partridge. This is TV with all the perfect ingredients, but it’s missing one thing: jokes

The Guardian - UK

Tim Key review – unexpected laughs from lockdown-deferred dreams

Key swerves Covid cliches by recreating his professional crisis in silly poems, poignant prose and punchlines involving his five-foot teddy bear companion

The Guardian - UK

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