Damned
- TV comedy drama
- Channel 4 / Sky Arts
- 2014 - 2018
- 13 episodes (2 series)
Comedy set in a social services department. Jo Brand, Alan Davies and Kevin Eldon are amongst the stars. Also features Himesh Patel, Georgie Glen, Isy Suttie, Morwenna Banks, Lolly Adefope and more.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 2
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 4th October 2016
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Jo Brand | Rose Denby |
| Alan Davies | Al Kavanagh |
| Himesh Patel | Nitin |
| Kevin Eldon | Martin Bickerstaff |
| Georgie Glen | Denise Donnelly |
| Isy Suttie | Natalie Moore |
| Paul Charlton | PC Harris |
| Nick Hancock | Lee Denby |
| Sara Powell | Cass |
| Mandeep Dhillon | Telephone Caller (Voice) |
| Rasmus Hardiker | Telephone Caller (Voice) |
| London Hughes | Telephone Caller (Voice) |
| Ellie White | Telephone Caller (Voice) |
| Zara Jayne Arnold | Katie |
| Dayo Koleosho | Dave |
| Yasmin Wilde | Rani |
| Morwenna Banks | Writer |
| Jo Brand | Writer |
| Will Smith | Writer |
| Ian FitzGibbon | Director |
| Claire Whalley | Producer |
| Adam Tandy | Edit Producer |
| Morwenna Banks | Associate Producer |
| Dan Robinson | Editor |
| Jeff Sherriff | Production Designer |
| Jo Buckingham | Casting Director |
| Greg Duffield | Director of Photography |
| Marcia Stanton | Costume Designer |
| Lulu Hall | Make-up Designer |
| Andy Lumsden | 1st Assistant Director |
Video
The Basic Rule For School Teachers
Rose turns up to work on time, Nitin insists the kitchen needs cleaning, and Al expresses the basic rule for school teachers.
Featuring: Jo Brand (Rose Denby), Alan Davies (Al Kavanagh) & Himesh Patel (Nitin).
Press
Jo Brand and Morwenna Banks's public-sector sitcom continues, with the social workers' patience evaporating as inexorably as their department's budget. Rose's former husband continues to revolt, as do the staff kitchen in an altogether different way. Al visits some new parents and finds something worth fighting for, while Nat has some bad news that even her meticulously colour-coded Post-It arrangement can't quite quell.
Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 4th October 2016