Kiell Smith-Bynoe
- English
- Actor and writer
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Ghosts Series 4 air date revealed
Ghosts returns to BBC One later this month for its latest series, the broadcaster has confirmed.
British Comedy Guide, 7th September 2022Sky reveals seven comedy shorts for 2023
Sky Arts is to broadcast seven new comedy shorts in 2023. Stars include Rosie Jones, Desiree Burch, Jordan Stephens and Jordan Brookes.
British Comedy Guide, 26th August 2022Kiell Smith-Bynoe on the acting grind
Kiell Smith-Bynoe fondly recalls the time his card was declined in 2017.
Royal Television Society, 25th May 2022How Ghosts could have been a very different show
The original idea was that every episode would be a new room with a new ghost you had never seen before.
Chortle, 16th May 2022Mawaan Rizwan's sitcom Juice gets full series
The BBC has confirmed it has ordered a full series of Juice, a new sitcom starring Mawaan Rizwan, for BBC Three
British Comedy Guide, 11th May 2022Rosie Jones, Jordan Brookes and Kiell Smith-Bynoe land Channel 4 Blaps
Channel 4 has announced seven new Comedy Blaps, including shorts for Rosie Jones, Jordan Brookes, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Harry Trevaldwyn.
British Comedy Guide, 13th April 2022"A lot of kids' songs are absolute bangers": the comedy show about warring children's entertainers
Back by popular demand, Ed MacArthur and Kiell Smith-Bynoe are reworking their anarchic show about the rivalry between a toff and a TikToK rapper on the kids' party scene.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 30th March 2022TV review: The Witchfinder, BBC Two
I've been looking forward to The Witchfinder ever since it was announced. As comedies go you can't get a better pedigree. It is written by Neil and Rob Gibbons, the brothers who write Alan Partridge, and stars Tim Key - Sidekick Simon from Partridge and a million other shows - and Daisy May Cooper from This Country. And I doff my cap to everyone, it's ruddy brilliant.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 8th March 2022The Witchfinder, BBC Two, review
Tim Key and Daisy May Cooper are magic.
Lauren O'Neill, i Newspaper, 8th March 2022Ghosts review
Ghosts can sometimes teeter on the brink of tweeness and this storyline almost pushed it over the edge. Luckily, there's more acerbic humour to keep the balance.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 24th December 2021