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Preview - QI: New
Lots of people were worried when Stephen Fry left QI and replaced by Sandi Toksvig, but over the past few months she has proven to be brilliant at the job.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 10th February 2017Preview - QI
After Stephen Fry stepped down at the end of Series 'M' the fate of the beloved BBC show QI, was unknown but Sandi Toksvig has done an excellent job in ensuring its survival.
Eloise Craven-Todd, On The Box, 20th January 2017Channel Dave prepares 'Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled' Series 5
Chat show Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled will return to Dave in February for a fifth series. Guests will include Melanie C, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Dave Johns, Gemma Cairney and David Baddiel.
British Comedy Guide, 9th January 2017Interview: Alan Davies reflects on his career
I had quite a traumatic childhood and a problematic home life. Mum died of cancer when I was six, leaving Dad to raise me and my older brother and younger sister. None of us really liked each other, which was rather difficult.
The Australian, 30th December 2016Alan Davies: We're making a mess of our culture
Having graced the stage and small screen for more than two decades, Alan Davies has seen a fair few changes--both professionally and personally.
Fiona Hicks, Readers Digest, 30th December 2016Jonathan Creek review
It's not easy pulling off the classic Christmas combo of spooky and cosy, but this special makes it look (super)natural.
Chitra Ramaswamy, The Guardian, 29th December 2016Jonathan Creek Christmas special review: Daemons' Roost
This year's Jonathan Creek Christmas Special proves that there's life in the old duffel coat yet.
Louisa Mellor, Den Of Geek, 29th December 2016Kicking off with a gloriously lurid tribute to the heyday of Hammer horror, the latest mystery for Alan Davies's mooching sleuth sees him drawn to the seemingly cursed country seat of Daemons' Roost to reconnect with a previous client. Along with wife Polly (Sarah Alexander), he inevitably digs up much more than he bargained for. Warwick Davis provides enthusiastic comic support as an illusion-loving vicar, while Creek's much-missed duffle coat makes a cameo.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 28th December 2016Jonathan Creek special review
Well, Jonathan Creek's 2016 Christmas special, 'Daemon's Roost', is neither festive, nor particularly special but it is the best that the show has been in recent years. Although if you recall 'The Sinner & The Sandman' you'll know that that's not a particularly high bar to vault.
Rob Smedley, Cult Box, 28th December 2016Jonathan Creek, review
A creaky return for Alan Davies's amateur sleuth in the spooky seasonal thriller.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 28th December 2016