British Comedy Guide

Liam Neeson

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The top 50 TV shows of 2022: No 9 - Derry Girls

Tonally perfect, exquisitely funny and hugely moving, the final series of Lisa McGee's comedy about growing up in 90s Northern Ireland was a masterpiece.

Chitra Ramaswamy, The Guardian, 9th December 2022

Derry Girls is comedy gold, but its last episode was no grand finale

Alas, the last episode overdoes it with a one hour special.

Ed Power, The Irish Times, 18th May 2022

Derry Girls: The Agreement, review

Channel 4's coming-of-age, Troubles-set comedy delivered an affecting finale that was as heartwarming as it was hilarious.

Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 18th May 2022

Derry Girls' bonus episode was the perfect end to a perfect show

The extended special captured the beating heart of Lisa McGee's beloved comedy series.

Leona O'Neill, Radio Times, 18th May 2022

Derry Girls review - this modern classic goes out on a high

As Lisa McGee's masterclass of a sitcom begins its final season, it comes close to being a model of perfection. It's a bittersweet goodbye.

Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 12th April 2022

Derry Girls review: Channel 4's pride and joy

The show's final series is hilariously written and brilliantly acted, with a top-class celebrity cameo thrown in for good measure.

Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 12th April 2022

Liam Neeson makes surprise cameo in Derry Girls

Liam Neeson made a surprise appearance in the hit comedy series Derry Girls on Tuesday night. The Oscar-nominated Northern Irish actor, 69, played a police inspector.

Tom Ambrose, The Guardian, 12th April 2022

For many years now Norton, a latter-day Russell Harty, has charmed anecdotes from guests - epitomised by Liam Neeson's recent account of how he became smitten with Helen Mirren on the set of Excalibur. Now, aided by Miriam Margolyes and Rob Brydon, he analyses what it takes to tell a good tale.

Mike Bradley, The Guardian, 4th January 2019

Red Nose Day reprise was no laughing matter

The much-hyped Comic Relief sequel to Richard Curtis's film was a real let-down.

Barbara Ellen, The Guardian, 26th March 2017

Red Nose Day Actually review

Despite all the celeb cameos the charity update of Richard Curtis's romcom was bafflingly weak. But ultimately its job wasn't to get laughs - it was to help people.

Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 25th March 2017

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