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Alan Davies interview
Jonathan Creek returns - and when he isn't solving fiendish crimes, Alan Davies is relaunching his stand-up career.
Jane E Dickson, Radio Times, 28th February 2014The 5 best episodes from Alan Davies's detective
Jonathan Creek is back and this time he's sticking around for a little while.
Morgan Jeffery, Digital Spy, 28th February 2014Jonathan Creek: The Letters of Septimus Noone - review
Alan Davies slips back into the title role more easily than he sits on a pony. As his wife Polly, Sarah Alexander brings a sprightly canter to an old dobbin of a show. If anything it's the audience - especially those who weren't wearing their rose-tinted glasses - who'll have felt the most out of place.
Rob Smedley, Cult Box, 28th February 2014Alan Davies interview
"He's certainly punching above his weight in the wife department," laughs Alan Davies, 47, who has played Jonathan Creek since 1997.
Neil Batey, Susanna Galton, The Mirror, 22nd February 2014Alan Davies interview
TV Choice caught up with Alan Davies on set...
TV Choice, 18th February 2014Jonathan Creek makes fun of Cumberbatch's Sherlock
He is sporting a long black coat, has a thick crop of dark hair and an obsessive an eye for detail. But this man is not Benedct Cumberbatch's Sherlock (in case his sideburns didn't give it away) but a criminology student called Ridley in a deliberate mickey take that features in the upcoming return of Alan Davies's rival BBC One crime series Jonathan Creek.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 17th February 2014Alan Davies Après-Ski review
Sadly, Alan Davies doesn't possess the wit to bounce off them like Graham Norton, if this evidence is anything to go by.
Adam Postans, The Mirror, 16th February 2014Alan Davies to host new chat show on Dave
QI star Alan Davies has been signed up to host a new chat show on channel Dave. The format will see him sitting around a table and talking to other comedians.
British Comedy Guide, 13th February 2014Alan Davies briefly moves out of the QI studios to front his own panel show, taking a comic look at all the news and action from the Sochi Winter Olympics. This first show covers the opening ceremony as well as looking at classic moments from Winter Olympics past. Expect some of Davies's chums from the world of entertainment, plus any sports stars they can get their hands on. Over on Channel 4, going against this in the same time slot, is The Last Leg; let's see who wins the event.
Bim Adewunmi, The Guardian, 7th February 2014Alan Davies: I wish I could compete in the Olympics
I wish I could compete in the Winter Olympics. I first fell in love with the Games watching Franz Klammer hurtling down the ski run to win downhill gold at the 1976 Innsbruck games.
Alan Davies, Radio Times, 7th February 2014