Sick Of It: Series 2, Episode 1 - The Biscuit

TV sitcom
Sky One
2018 - 2020
12 episodes (2 series)

Karl Pilkington stars as a middle-aged man recently ditched by his long-term girlfriend and living with his Aunt. Also features Sondra James and Marama Corlett.

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Series 2, Episode 1 - The Biscuit

After Aunt Norma replaces Karl with a young sparky care worker called Ruby to replace Karl, it triggers a bout of soul searching about how little he's achieved in his life. Karl being Karl, he seeks to rectify this by bingeing on biscuits before attempting to dislodge Ruby in Norma's affections.

Broadcast details

Date: Friday 10^th January 2020
Time: 10pm
Channel: Sky One
Length: 30 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast
Karl Pilkington	Karl
Sondra James	Auntie Norma
Marama Corlett	Ruby

Guest cast
Sinead Matthews	Jules
Candida Gubbins (as Candida Gubbinsk)	Receptionist

Writing team
Karl Pilkington	Writer
Richard Yee	Writer

Production team
Richard Yee	Director
John Pocock	Producer
Richard Yee	Executive Producer
Krishnendu Majumdar	Executive Producer
Jon Mountague	Executive Producer
Karl Pilkington	Executive Producer
Donna Mabey	Line Producer
Lucy Jack	Line Producer
Christopher Watson	Editor
Charlotte Pearson	Production Designer
Julie Harkin	Casting Director
Nick Martin	Director of Photography
Justin Selway	Costume Designer
Nicola Coleman	Make-up Designer
Joshua Moshier	Composer
Peter Griffiths	1st Assistant Director

Press

Karl Pilkington's alter ego falls into existential despair when Aunt Norma replaces him with a young, go-getting care worker called Ruby. Can a biscuit binge help? Or a change of direction into the world of chauffeuring? It might bring him enough money to move out of Norma's flat for good.

Ali Catterall, The Guardian, 10th January 2020

I talk Sick Of It (Series 2)

Sick Of It balances humour and heart brilliantly, delivering big laughs alongside moments of real poignancy.

Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 10th January 2020

TV review: Sick Of It, Sky One

I've read that Karl Pilkington has said that Sick Of It is "not meant to be that funny", but I'm more than happy to review it on this comedy website. It's a lot funnier than a lot of television shows that bill themselves as comedies.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 10th January 2020

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