Mel Giedroyc
- 56 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, producer, comedian and presenter
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Mel & Sue sitcom Hitmen to return for Series 2
Hitmen, the sitcom starring Mel & Sue, is set to return for a second series.
British Comedy Guide, 20th August 2020Mel Giedroyc wants to take GCSE to learn new language
TV star Mel Giedroyc wants to take an "online GCSE" course to learn a second language after being disappointed she "didn't grow up bilingual".
The List, 4th August 2020Hitmen: TV review
A sketch-comedy conceit that's just funny enough.
Inkoo Kang, Hollywood Reporter, 4th August 2020Mel Giedroyc to present Channel 4 series Good With Wood
Mel Giedroyc will present Good With Wood, a six-part factual entertainment series for Channel 4 in which talented woodworkers are set a series of tasks.
British Comedy Guide, 20th July 2020Mel Giedroyc: what's kept her positive during lockdown
The former Bake Off host shares how she's been coping.
Nathalie Whittle, Good Housekeeping, 10th July 2020Isolation Song Contest raises over £38,000
An alternative Eurovision Song Contest, the Isolation Song Contest, has raised £38,452 to help support The Trussell Trust, Crisis and Refuge. The winner has also been revealed.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th May 2020How Mel and Sue made a hit out of Hitmen
If you think Mel and Sue are a lovely pair who wouldn't hurt a fly, wait until you see Hitmen, the new original comedy series from Sky. It shouldn't work - but it so does. In association with Sky.
Bruce Dessau, The Sun, 27th April 2020Lockdown Comedy 1: where to get your laughs this week
Live stand-up, podcasts and not the Eurovision Song Contest.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 27th April 2020Hitmen, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins's first scripted comedy, has a dreadful premise: two gauche assassins, bitching and bonding in their van while various hooded bodies thrash about in handcuffs before meeting - or possibly not, dependent on whim - a canal-based doom. It could have been done very, very badly. It's done pretty damned well: that chemistry, of course, but also many decent gags.
Euan Ferguson, The Observer, 29th March 2020TV review: Hitmen, series 1 episode 1
They might not be that well known for their acting skills but both Mel and Sue convince in roles which aren't of the type they normally take on, the rest of the cast are damn superb, and it's a sitcom that not only has a very strong first episode but also which shows a great deal of potential too.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 27th March 2020