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Inside No. 9. Reece Shearsmith. Copyright: BBC
Reece Shearsmith

Reece Shearsmith

  • 55 years old
  • English
  • Actor and writer

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The League of Gentlemen review

Edward and Tubbs are squatting, and the jobcentre has been relocated. Mark Gatiss, Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith and Jeremy Dyson have had fun deciding what the years have done to their monsters.

Sam Wollaston, The Guardian, 19th December 2017

TLOG's take on food bank Britain is funny & poignant

And you thought apocalyptic nose bleeds were bad.

Mark Butler, i Newspaper, 19th December 2017

Why LOG comeback is perfect Christmas TV

Exploding hedgehogs, terrifying twins - these are a few of our favourite things. As an early Christmas treat, the BBC has whisked grateful viewers back to the gothic underpasses of Royston Vasey for the glorious return of The League of Gentlemen.

Ed Power, The Telegraph, 19th December 2017

The League Of Gentlemen series 4 episode 2 review

Geoff and Mike's story, meanwhile, is a fantastic example of comedy turning into tragedy; a fine line that the League crew frequently walk.

Catherine Pearson, Den Of Geek, 19th December 2017

The League Of Gentlemen special episode 2 review

Darker, creepier with huge pay-offs.

Adam Starkey, Metro, 19th December 2017

The League Of Gentlemen: preview

The devil not only has the best tunes, he has the best comedy characters, too, and this lot must be in League with him.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 18th December 2017

The League of Gentlemen review

Still in a league of their own.

Benji Wilson, The Telegraph, 18th December 2017

The League of Gentlemen 2017 review

A pitch-perfect reunion that's wonderfully horrifying.

Catherine Pearson, Digital Spy, 18th December 2017

The League Of Gentlemen Episode 1 review

Visual gags and references litter the frame for diehard fans to unpack.

Adam Starkey, Metro, 18th December 2017

The League Of Gentlemen series 4 episode 1 review

There's a delightful string of visual gags on the streets of the town, including signs in the boarded up shop fronts and Mrs Levinson's cleaner Iris dropping a bag of dog poo in a charity donations box, but as with the original show these aren't isolated sketches. Everything is linked...

Catherine Pearson, Den Of Geek, 18th December 2017

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