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Sarah Millican
Sarah Millican

Sarah Millican

  • 49 years old
  • English
  • Writer, executive producer and stand-up comedian

Press clippings Page 24

Sarah Millican: Ticking all the wrong boxes

I'm not sure this is the format to take Sarah Millican to the next level. On first viewing it looks like the producers have attempted to cross So Graham Norton with Harry Hill's TV Burp and come up with a mess with no legs.

Ian Hyland, Daily Mail, 10th March 2012

The Sarah Millican Television Programme review

I suppose it all boils down to whether you think comedy is personal or not, but either way, this just doesn't do it for me.

Laurence Nettle, On The Box, 9th March 2012

Sarah Millican Television Programme was hard to dislike

The Sarah Millican Television Programme saw the Geordie comedian do a nice line in filth, though on occasion she plays it a little too safe.

Keith Watson and Christopher Hooton, Metro, 9th March 2012

The Sarah Millican Television Show, BBC Two, review

Bernadette McNulty enjoys the opening episode of The Sarah Millican Television Show (BBC Two).

Bernadette McNulty, The Telegraph, 9th March 2012

Sarah Millican Television Programme review

Where The Sarah Millican Television Programme trips over its over-intricate petticoats is with the added extras around her own act, which has been mulched into a mixture both oddly mainstream and over-cluttered with half-baked ideas.

Liam Tucker, TV Pixie, 9th March 2012

Review: Sarah Millican Television Programme

The BBC seem keen to get a female face headlining a lighthearted comedy/chat show of this type. Maybe they've found the right person in Sarah Millican, who carries a certain appeal to both sexes. I'm just not sure the strength of her material's consistent enough.

Dan Owen, Dan's Media Digest, 9th March 2012

The Sarah Millican Television Programme, BBC Two

A so-so start to the stand-up's debut series.

Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 9th March 2012

Will Sarah Millican charm viewers with her new show?

Millican's new show might seal the comedian's entry into the mainstream - but will it get beyond her favourite subjects of sex and self-mockery?

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 8th March 2012

Sarah Millican on how she conquered the world of comedy

"To go from so low to so high was exhilarating" explains the former South Shields civil servant.

Janice Turner, Radio Times, 8th March 2012

How divorce turned Sarah Millican into this funny woman

After the end of her marriage, Sarah Millican left her job and found a talent for bawdy jokes that has led to her own TV show, says Mark Monahan.

Mark Monahan, The Telegraph, 8th March 2012

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