British Comedy Guide
Ian Wolf
Ian Wolf

Ian Wolf

  • 38 years old
  • English
  • Writer, journalist and author

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Taskmaster: series two, episode 3 review

In this week's episode of Taskmaster we see artistic silhouettes, a huge number of Calippos, and the return of old friends.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 5th July 2016

Taskmaster: series two - episode 2 review

On this week's episode of the comedy challenge show, we watch some disturbing music videos, horrible culinary habits, and learn that Joe Wilkinson looks like a battered toaster.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 28th June 2016

Review: Taskmaster, series two, episode 1

Taskmaster is great at displaying people's laterial thinking.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 21st June 2016

Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled - series 4 review

The best thing about As Yet Untitled is the relaxed atmosphere. It is not a show about who has the best story to tell. It is a show that is about conversation.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 11th June 2016

Stag: episode 3 review

As we reach the bloody conclusion of the stag party from Hell, it is probably safe to say that no-one will guess who the killer is.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 12th March 2016

Stag: episode 2 review

As with the last episode, the best thing about this episode is the characters, who are at first are mostly unlikable, but as their crisis grows you understand that each has their own problems.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 5th March 2016

Stag: episode 1 review

From the producer and director of BBC Two comedy thriller The Wrong Mans comes another series that combines dark humour with a deadly chill.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 27th February 2016

Review - QI: Series M, Episode 16 - Misconceptions

Bye-Bye Stephen...

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 21st February 2016

QI: series M, episode 12 - Medieval and Macabre review

Overall the episode was alright. It was not the greatest, but there was the odd moment in it that made it worth watching.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 24th January 2016

Review: QI series M, episode 9: messing with your mind

Tommy Tiernan, was the stand-out guest of the three, providing some memorable moments such as the difference between fact and truth, as demonstrated by the time he clearly remembers of his father dangling him off the side of a boat, or when he tried to spend one summer teaching a cat to play snap.

Ian Wolf, On The Box, 3rd January 2016

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