Tag Archives: E4
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A Conversation With Made in Chelsea’s Jamie Laing
1st December 2011 – 8:00 PM
Square Eyed contributor Elliott Lewis-George chats to Made In Chelsea star and Prince of the ‘pardy’, Jamie Laing about his goals and aspirations outside of the hit dramality TV show.
Turning Japanese
20th October 2011 – 1:00 PM
Recently I’ve been watching a show that centres on a pair of loveable rogues fighting oppression. Like so many other TV partnerships, both had their role: one was the brain, the thinker. While the other was the brawn and the mouthpiece. They were yin and yang, and one could not function without the other. So imagine my shock when just eight episodes in one them straight up dies.
Now this wasn’t some award-winning drama from BBC. It was a cartoon. More specifically a cartoon from Japan, more commonly known as an anime.
Misfits: Goodbye Nathan, Hello Rudy
7th October 2011 – 10:00 AM
So here’s the first shot of the Misfits gang sans Nathan and inc. “new kid on the block” Woody Rudy. Like many others I was tad miffed to hear that Robert Sheehan was buggering off to prance about in the Old Vic, but then I heard that filling his shoes would be none other than Joe Gilgun and got rather excited.
Gilgun’s ability to add comic-relief to rather serious situations is well documented in This Is England and as Misfits has always managed to balance the lols with the omgs, this could be a match made in heaven.
The third series of Misfits is due to start sometime in November but if you go on over to 4OD now you can find out what happens to old Nathan.
Comedy Showcase/Lab Report
20th September 2011 – 1:00 PM
Week 3
Showcase: Fun Police - Not even the irrepressible charms of Rhys Darby (Flight of The Conchords) could save this show. Annoying characters. Irritating laughter track. Forced jokes. Quite simply, there were no lols to be had here. This will probably be the show that gets commissioned.
Lab: Rick & Peter - Former No.1 T4 presenter Rick Edwards, tries comedy with a show that is sharp and surprisingly fresh. Edwards offends the disabled community and therefore has to shadow wheelchair-bound Hollyoaks actor, Peter. The show pokes fun of British television and the fact that the main target seems to be the “freak of the week” documentaries that currently clog up our screens makes this show even more appealing.
