Friday Night Dinner
- TV sitcom
- Channel 4
- 2011 - 2020
- 37 episodes (6 series)
Channel 4 sitcom observing as twenty-something brothers Adam and Jonny go round to their parents' house for Friday night dinner. Stars Paul Ritter, Tamsin Greig, Simon Bird, Tom Rosenthal, Mark Heap and Tracy-Ann Oberman
Streaming rank this week: 621
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Channel 4 orders sixth Friday Night Dinner
Friday Night Dinner will return to Channel 4 in 2020 for a new, sixth series.
British Comedy Guide, 13th May 2019Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018 winners revealed
The public have voted Derry Girls as Best New TV Sitcom in the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018, with Inside No. 9 named Comedy Of The Year 2018 for the second year running. Other winners include Friday Night Dinner, Taskmaster and Vic & Bob's Big Night Out.
British Comedy Guide, 4th February 2019Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018 shortlist
The shortlisted TV and radio shows for the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2018 have been announced. 60 programmes are now in the running for the Comedy Of The Year title.
British Comedy Guide, 21st January 2019I Talk Telly Award nominations published
Nominees for TV blog I Talk Telly's 2018 awards have been revealed, with the final series of ITV's Benidorm amongst those leading the running.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd November 2018The last in a superb series that, far from running out of steam, has discovered perpetual comedic motion. Tonight, Mum makes the boys assemble a bookshelf for a mysterious project she is working on, Adam is expecting a call from America, and Jim's dog Wilson is doing "dollops" in the flowerbed.
David Stubbs, The Guardian, 8th June 2018Viewers react to Friday Night Dinner character death
Friday Night Dinner said goodbye to a beloved cast member tonight in a episode that may go down as one of the saddest in TV history.
Justin Harp, Digital Spy, 8th June 2018Another Shabbat dinner deteriorates into chaos in the most unlikely circumstances. Tonight, the mayhem is down to Martin's microscope obsession ("This hair is from my armpit"), visits by the police, Adam being asked to play the violin and an imaginary rectum issue. Laugh-out-loud funny.
Jonathan Wright, The Guardian, 1st June 2018Robert Popper's sitcom about the shambolic Goodman family and their attempts to have a quiet Shabbat dinner continues. Martin uncovers an old ventriloquist's dummy and begins wreaking havoc. Plus, a guest joins the bambinos in the form of Jonny's friend Ben (Liam Williams), who has just been dumped.
Hannah J Davies, The Guardian, 25th May 2018In a somewhat peculiar turn of events, mum Jackie (Tamsin Greig) arranges her own surprise birthday party, hoping that none of her friends will find out that she is behind it. So it's down to dad Martin to pretend that he arranged it instead; obviously, the plan quickly goes awry when he realises he has got the date wrong.
Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 18th May 2018"Auntie" Val is staying at the Goodmans while estranged from her husband, much to Martin's chagrin as she has taken it upon herself to reorder the household. But when she ventures into Martin's sacred hideaway - his shed - and tries to dispose of a cherished 20-year-old tin of meat, he can stand no more ...
David Stubbs, The Guardian, 11th May 2018