Erin Kellyman
- Actor
Press clippings
Don't Forget The Driver Series 2 cancelled
Toby Jones's comedy Don't Forget The Driver has been cancelled. BBC Two had ordered a second series of the show, but it has now been cancelled due to coronavirus.
British Comedy Guide, 14th May 2021Don't Forget the Driver review
This new dark-comedy has bags of promise and potential.
Andy Lloyd, Telly Binge, 12th April 2019Review: Don't Forget the Driver
Don't Forget The Driver sets out to portray both the beauty and ugliness of small-town Britain but in doing so separately can often feel like a mixed bag, when in real life, and in the series in its better moments, these things can overlap or even be one in the same.
Jacob Gibbs, On The Box, 10th April 2019Don't Forget the Driver, BBC2, review
Toby Jones is affecting in melancholy comedy.
Adam Sweeting, i Newspaper, 9th April 2019Don't Forget the Driver, episode 1, review
This post-Brexit comedy is all bitter, no sweet.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 9th April 2019Filming underway on BBC sitcom Don't Forget The Driver
Filming is underway on Don't Forget The Driver, the new sitcom starring Toby Jones. The cast list has been revealed, and features No Offence star Claire Rushbrook and Marcia Warren from Vicious.
British Comedy Guide, 29th September 2018BBC Sitcom Season: review of the pilots
Some of comedy's hottest names have been busy working on new sitcom pilots for BBC iPlayer, airing in September, with the hope of these creative projects later being picked up for a television series.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 19th October 2016BBC Landmark Sitcom Season: the pilots review
In my last post I looked at three of the sitcom revivals that the BBC have produced but alongside these pieces, this new season also includes five new sitcom pilots. Over the next two weeks, all five of these shows will air and in this article I will pass judgement on them all.
Matt Donnelly, The Custard TV, 6th September 2016Tess (EastEnders' Tanya Franks) and husband Toby (Peep Show's Paterson Joseph) have three adopted children, a point that is rather laboured in this comedy pilot. Even when it's not hammering home the adoption setup - the kids are adopted, by the way - the gags are a bit of an effort, particularly for Joseph, who really heaves them out. (Adopted) daughter Frankie, played by Erin Kellyman, is a highlight, however.
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 29th August 2016TV preview: The Coopers vs The Rest
Overall, the confident, funny writing and likeable performances all round make it a pleasure to meet the Coopers. After the travesty of remaking Are You Being Served?, the BBC could have a hit on their hands with this, the first of three pilots getting an airing in its Landmark Sitcom season.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 29th August 2016