Meet The Richardsons
- TV sitcom
- U&Dave
- 2020 - 2024
- 43 episodes (5 series)
Sitcom in which real life couple Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont offer a fictional view of their marriage. Also features Michele Austin, Gill Adams, Damion Priestley, Emma Priestley, Elsie Richardson and more.
- Continues today on U&Dave at 11pm with Highlights, Highlights Special
Streaming rank this week: 2,197
Episode menu
Series 2, Episode 1
Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont embrace life under lockdown. Jon has the only pub allowed to open in the country which happens to be in his converted garage. Lucy gets in touch with an old flame and starts work on the pilot for her BBC sitcom, directed by Johnny Vegas.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 8th April 2021
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- U&Dave
- Length
- 40 minutes
Cast & crew
| Jon Richardson | Jon |
| Lucy Beaumont | Lucy |
| Michele Austin | Dani Julian |
| Damion Priestley | Self |
| Emma Priestley | Self |
| Elsie Richardson | Self |
| Johnny Vegas | Self |
| Sarah Parks | Self |
| Rosina Carbone | Rosina |
| Elinor Dixon | Floor Manager |
| Russell Howard | Self |
| James Daffern | Self |
| Guy Harris | Self |
| Esmé Stafford | Self |
| Lucy Beaumont | Writer |
| Tim Reid | Writer |
| Lee Hupfield | Director |
| Eddie Stafford | Director |
| Lee Hupfield | Producer |
| Eddie Stafford | Producer |
| Iain Coyle | Executive Producer |
| Mark Davies | Associate Producer |
| Pip Haddow | Line Producer |
| Phil Lepherd | Editor |
| Jennifer Sheridan | Editor |
| Claire Bleasdale | Casting Director |
| Tom Wright | Director of Photography |
| Alex Rook | Graphics |
| Paul Hupfield | Graphics |
| Carmel Langlois | Graphics |
| Matt Bell | 1st Assistant Director |
Video
The Richardsons hit the rocks
Driving lessons, Meet The Richardsons-style as Jon plays instructor to Lucy Beaumont's learner.
Featuring: Jon Richardson (Jon) & Lucy Beaumont (Lucy).
Press
Meet The Richardsons review
Until today's comics grow out of the puerile urge to swear for laughs, there can never be another truly funny sitcom. Foul language kills good comedy. It ditches the need for wit or clever characters, and replaces them with an easy spatter of obscenity. Meet The Richardsons (Dave) is a prime example.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 9th April 2021Meet The Richardsons review
If this is modern TV comedy, bring on the repeats.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 9th April 2021Meet The Richardsons review
Sofa, so good for this comedy couple.
Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 8th April 2021