Dinosaur
- TV sitcom
- BBC Scotland / BBC Three
- 2021 - 2024
- 7 episodes (1 series)
Comedy drama about an autistic woman in her twenties. Stars Ashley Storrie, Kat Ronney, Lorn Macdonald, Danny Ashok, David Carlyle and more.
Press clippings
Ashley Storrie wins Audience Award at BAFTA Scotland Awards 2024
Ashley Storrie has won the Audience Award at the BAFTA Scotland Awards 2024 for her role in the sitcom Dinosaur.
British Comedy Guide, 18th November 2024Dinosaur gets Series 2 on BBC Three
Ashley Storrie will return in BBC sitcom Dinosaur, which has been recommissioned after picking up two BAFTA awards this weekend.
British Comedy Guide, 18th November 2024Dinosaur receives four nods in BAFTA Scotland Awards
Dinosaur, the new sitcom by Matilda Curtis and Ashley Storrie, has been nominated four times in the BAFTA Scotland Awards.
British Comedy Guide, 2nd October 2024Ashley Storrie: "Comedy was the only thing I was fit for."
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Daily Mail, 24th April 2024Dinosaur review
The show sometimes skips too lightly through potentially deeper moments that could have lent it more grit and substance.
Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 21st April 2024Greg Hemphill on new comedy Dinosaur, "empty nest syndrome" and his take on Pittenweem witches row
The former Still Game star says he's been training for new sitcom's "embarrassing dad" role for 20 years - but with his real-life kids now gone, he's also embracing life in Fife!
Michael Alexander, The Dundee Courier, 20th April 2024Dinosaur review
Greg Hemphill's new Glasgow comedy Dinosaur fails to catch light.
Alison Rowet, The Herald, 20th April 2024Dinosaur review
BBC sitcom about autism takes a while to find its stride.
Katie Rosseinsky, The Independent, 19th April 2024TV review: Dinosaur, BBC One & iPlayer
The scene is set for a comedy that's funny, touching and sympathetic.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th April 2024