Press clippings Page 49
Henry Normal to leave Baby Cow
Henry Normal is to leave Baby Cow Productions nearly two decades after launching the Alan Partridge indie with Steve Coogan.
Broadcast, 7th April 2016Mainstream Sitcom: Situation Report
Why are household names like Steve Coogan and Harry Enfield still making comedy for BBC2, not BBC1 or ITV?
James Cary, Sitcom Geek, 7th April 2016DVD review: Alan Partridge Mid Morning Matters series 2
Alan remains a great comedy creation, often sympathetic (unexpectedly bringing out the softer side of a loathsome opinion former played by Reece Shearsmith) but just as often sickeningly egotistical, politically incorrect and tyrannical, this format (which never sees Alan leaving the radio studio) works well.
Chris Hallam, Chris Hallam's World View, 4th April 2016Alan Partridge to present new 'documentary' Scissored Isle
Steve Coogan is to return to the character of Alan Partridge in a new one-off comic documentary, Alan Partridge's Scissored Isle.
British Comedy Guide, 31st March 2016Series two of the faultless Mid Morning Matters concludes. Series one's finale was pitched perfectly and so is this, with trouble brewing on the home front between Alan and Angela, and then at work with Sidekick Simon, who could be about to betray Alan in the most grievous manner. As one might expect, Alan's inner turmoil spills out into "North Norfolk's best music mix". Coogan and co hit a perfectly calibrated sweet spot where poignant meets snortingly funny.
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 22nd March 2016Steve Coogan considering Alan Partridge chat show
Steve Coogan has revealed he is considering producing a TV chat show hosted by Alan Partridge, in which the character interviews real guests.
British Comedy Guide, 17th March 2016Rhod Gilbert working on Llanbobl sitcom
Rhod Gilbert is working on a sitcom based in his fictional Welsh hometown. Back To Llanbobl is being developed by Steve Coogan and Henry Normal's production company Baby Cow, which hopes to shoot a pilot episode this autumn.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 11th March 2016Steve Coogan banned for speeding in Brighton
Actor and comedian Steve Coogan has been banned from driving after he was clocked doing 54mph in a 30mph zone.
BBC News, 26th February 2016Alan Partridge: still Jurassic Park after 25 years
I can't imagine ever not finding Alan Partridge funny.
Dan Burke, Cultured Vultures, 22nd February 2016The Trip To Spain to air on Sky Atlantic
Series 3 of Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan comedy The Trip will be called The Trip To Spain and will be shown on Sky Atlantic.
British Comedy Guide, 15th February 2016