Kerry Godliman
- 51 years old
- English
- Actor and stand-up comedian
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ITV orders Bad Move Series 2
ITV has ordered a second series of Bad Move, the sitcom starring Jack Dee and Kerry Godliman.
British Comedy Guide, 7th November 2017Michael McIntyre's Charity Show review
The comic is all laughs with a touch of Kim Jong-un about him...
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 7th November 2017Kerry Godliman, Touring review
She's canny on the differences between "girl" friendships" and "bloke" friendships (or indeed man flu and woman flu), and the idiocy of the trend for adult colouring books; she also throws in some emoji jokes for good measure. This is standard fare for comics, but Godliman, nicely foul-mouthed when she wants to be, is caustic when required.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 20th October 2017Kerry Godliman, comedy review
Kerry Godliman ponders whether to stick with the sourdough-loving hipsters or twist for a taste of the countryside.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 10th October 2017Kerry Godliman interview
The standup and actor on the things that make her laugh the most, from animals wearing clothes to The League of Gentlemen in a loft.
Harriet Gibsone, The Guardian, 29th September 2017Marcus Brigstocke and Kerry Godliman to star in Radio 4 sitcom
Marcus Brigstocke and Kerry Godliman are to star in The Wilsons Save The World, a new sitcom for BBC Radio 4 about a family trying to live ethically.
British Comedy Guide, 25th September 2017Bad Move (ITV) refers to Steve's (Jack Dee) and Nicky's (Kerry Godliman) move from the city to the country. But it might also mean the move of Dee and Pete Sinclair, who you'll remember also co-wrote Lead Balloon, from BBC2 to ITV. Or perhaps even to them doing this at all.
There's nothing really wrong with it, it's just a safe, predictable sitcom that could have gone out in 1987. Except that most of the gags in this opener are about not being able to get broadband, because they're in a dip. Meh.
Sam Wollaston, The Guardian, 21st September 2017Jack Dee returns to sitcom as half of an urban couple who rashly relocate to the country. Dee plays a web designer, tricky because the new house is "in a dip" and can't seem to connect to broadband; his wife (Kerry Godliman) is a gardener who must learn to charm the uniformly irritating villagers. Like Dee's BBC vehicle Lead Balloon, it relies on intricate plotting and heavily so in an opener that, in an effort to appeal to a wider audience, keeps its gags safe and gentle.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 20th September 2017Bad Move: preview
Bad Move is definitely not The Good Life, since Steve and Nicky can't do anything for themselves (and don't want to grow any veg). But it feels even safer than the 1970s sitcom: a couple of enjoyably wry lines and photogenic scenery barely enough to warrant a return visit.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 20th September 2017I talk to: Kerry Godliman
Eleven years since Lead Balloon began, Jack Dee is back with his second sitcom, Bad Move, this time for ITV.
Scripted comedy on ITV isn't something you see very often, but Jack Dee is hoping to have success on the channel with Bad Move, which he's co-written with Pete Sinclair who also worked with him on Lead Balloon.
Starring alongside Jack are Miles Jupp, Sue Vincent, Seann Walsh and Kerry Godliman who plays his wife Nicky. I caught up with Kerry to find out more about Bad Move, her character Nicky and her latest stand-up tour.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 19th September 2017