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Piglets to return for Series 2

Piglets, the ITV comedy series set in a fictional police training college, is to return for a second series.

British Comedy Guide, 7th November 2024

Piglets review

They may have had to go back 20 years to get the old writing team back together again, but ITV deserves to have a hit on its hands with Piglets.

Steve Bennett, Chortle, 20th July 2024

Sarah Parish says controversial police comedy Piglets is "silly, on steroids"

Actor plays a superintendent in the show, which has been criticised by a police body for its "disgusting" title.

Finn Cliff Hodges, The Independent, 12th July 2024

W1A characters set to return in FIFA spin-off

Hugh Bonneville is reportedly returning to his character Ian Fletcher for a spin-off of W1A set around football governing body FIFA.

British Comedy Guide, 8th May 2024

Sarah Parish and Mark Heap to star in Piglets

ITV has confirmed the cast of Piglets, the police-based comedy from the team behind Green Wing. The lead roles will be taken by Sarah Parish and Mark Heap.

British Comedy Guide, 1st May 2024

W1A's Hugh Bonneville & Sarah Parish pilot colonial legacy Sky comedy

W1A stars Hugh Bonneville, Sarah Parish and Rufus Jones have reunited to pilot a Sky comedy about Britain's murky colonial legacy, Forty Acres, which also features US rapper and Dave star GaTa.

British Comedy Guide, 8th December 2023

Review: Inside No. 9's final episode poses a question

Inside No. 9 concludes its sixth series with an uncomfortable 'state of the nation' piece, including more political and religious themes than ever before.

Sophie Davies, The Custard TV, 21st June 2021

Inside No. 9 6.6 review: Last Night of the Proms

It's fun, and has a fair share of shocking moments, but a strange one to end what has been a pretty strong series.

Nick Bartlett, Critical Popcorn, 17th June 2021

Inside No. 9: series 6 episode 6 review

It's only the arrival of Inside No. 9's first overtly political episode that marks out how apolitical the show has been until now. Of all the uncomfortable places it's ventured, the state of the nation has stayed largely unexplored territory.

Louisa Mellor, Den Of Geek, 15th June 2021

TV review: Inside No 9 - Last Night Of The Proms

Interestingly on social media some people have been saying this is the best epsiode ever, some people saying it is the worst. Which if nothing lese shows that this anthology series continues to arouse strong feelings. One thing is for certain, even a less than brilliant episode of Inside No 9 is better than most of the unimaginative tosh that passes for TV these days.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th June 2021

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