Press clippings Page 55
A gangly fellow slouches into the playground. "Every morning - off!" barks teacher Michelle Gomez, yanking at his hoodie. But this is a teacher too: Jack Whitehall, so funny in Fresh Meat, who's written this school-set comedy, which will hopefully be his own star vehicle. Good to see Gomez back and also Sarah Solemani from Him & Her, who plays another teacher.
Aidan Smith, The Scotsman, 12th August 2012Jack Whitehall got kids to insult him for his new show
Jack Whitehall has revealed how he came up with the script for his new comedy series - by asking kids to hurl insults at him.
The Sun, 7th August 2012A class act: Jack Whitehall talks about his new sitcom
The public school-educated comedian Jack Whitehall writes and stars in the new sitcom Bad Education, set in an inner-city comprehensive.
Gerard Gilbert, The Independent, 2nd August 2012The top 100 people in comedy 80 - 61
The Top 100 continues the countdown of the most influential people in comedy, with some big names such as Noel Fielding, Simon Pegg, Rob Brydon and Jack Whitehall hitting the list between 80 - 61...
Tim Clark, Such Small Portions, 19th June 2012The charity extravaganza returns for a third year, filmed at London's O2 Arena a week ago. Jessie J, coach on The Voice UK, opens proceedings with a live performance. She's followed by an all-star cast of comedians including Lee Evans, Michael McIntyre, Jack Dee, Jo Brand and Jack Whitehall. Once again, the two Carrs - Jimmy and Alan - will also be "hijacking" the commercial breaks. It's all in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
The Telegraph, 18th May 2012Jack Whitehall has a scream as his clothes fly off
Jack Whitehall has a scream as his clothes fly off while he's attempting a simulated wing-walk.
The Sun, 20th April 2012After running, rowing and cycling his way from Paris to London in aid of Sport Relief, it's back to the day job for John Bishop tonight as he takes a guest turn on the opening episode of Sky's popular panel show. Alongside master of ceremonies James Corden, he's an ever-present source of the type of free-flowing sporting banter that's made the show one of the broadcaster's top performers.
The addition of Jack Whitehall, who replaces F1-bound Georgie Thompson as a regular panellist, is another shot in the arm for a series that's fast becoming essential viewing for sports fans and phobics alike.
Daniel Bettridge, Radio Times, 20th April 2012Jack Whitehall plays worst teacher ever in new sitcom
Comedian Jack Whitehall hopes his new sitcom will earn top marks.
Stephen Moyes, The Sun, 2nd April 2012Review: Hit the Road Jack
Jack Whitehall has a very likeable on-stage presence, and that charm is noticeable in Hit the Road Jack - not quite the right vehicle, but one that does showcase a lot of his talents.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 28th March 2012Comedian Jack Whitehall, 23, has always been somewhat prodigious, first arriving on our screens aged just 20. He won further acclaim last year with his scene-stealing turn in student sitcom Fresh Meat. Now he gets this solo vehicle, which finds him travelling to UK cities to learn about their culture before performing at a local venue. First up is Newcastle, so he meets football hero Alan Shearer, welcomes musical duo Rizzle Kicks and, most amusingly, stays with a Geordie family and heads "out on the toon" with the son.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 26th March 2012