Quote: Gollum Bond @ 7th December 2015, 6:56 PM GMTThe write-up in the Radio Times for the first episode says -
"Jason Manford and a collection of other comic actors work their way through a series of sketches written and submitted by members of the public. Far from tumbleweed blowing through the studio, the majority of the skits are mighty funny. This week's theme is work and play, which provides some superb observational comedy on office life: I particularky enjoyed the dog being disciplined for its disruptive behaviour and an evil mastermind's appearance at an emploment tribunal for blasting a henchman into space. Work life is definatley the richer mine for gags but there is a great sketch about a fisherman annoyed by a passer-by and his dog. The one thing I would have liked to have heard though is a list of names of the writers. They may not be well known, but credit where credit's due."
- Jane Anderson
Thanks for digging this out. Good to see such a positive review and, selfishly, because the Supervillain Employment Tribunal sketch is mine...
Presume the lack of writer credits is because they record a lot more than they can use to give more writers a chance, so hard to record credits on the night