Mister Winner
- TV sitcom
- BBC Two / BBC One
- 2017 - 2020
- 7 episodes (1 series)
Sitcom starring Spencer Jones as an eternally-optimistic klutz. Also features Lucy Pearman, Shaun Williamson, Leon Annor and Oliver Maltman.
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Series 1, Episode 6 - The Wedding
The wedding day is finally here. They're getting married at a castle in the countryside - all Leslie has to do is get there on time, in one piece, and not ruin anything.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Wednesday 29th April 2020
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Spencer Jones | Lesley Winner |
| Lucy Pearman | Jemma Smith |
| Shaun Williamson | Chris Smith |
| Leon Annor | Cooper |
| Oliver Maltman | Steve |
| Harriet Thorpe | Sharon |
| Janie Booth | Doris |
| Martine Brown | Auntie |
| Darren Strange | Castle Worker |
| Rena Valeh | Officient |
| Peter Pacey | National Heritage Person |
| Matt Morgan | Writer |
| Spencer Jones | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Andrew Chaplin | Director |
| Richard Webb | Producer |
| Chris Sussman | Executive Producer |
| Emily Shapland | Line Producer |
| Spencer Jones | Associate Producer |
| Charlie Fawcett | Editor |
| Mo Holden | Production Designer |
| Sally Broome | Casting Director |
| Benedict Spence | Director of Photography |
| Rebecca Duncan | Costume Designer |
| Vicky Voller | Make-up Designer |
| Andy Jones | Composer |
| Spencer Jones | Composer |
| Timothy Tyndale Brockbank | Graphics |
| Samuel Morley | Graphics |
| Matt Bell | 1st Assistant Director |
| Kate Daughton | Commissioning Editor |
Press
TV review: Mister Winner series 1 episode 6
I really don't want to be too harsh on the show, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with it, but it repeatedly takes a scenario which could lead to amusement but then just doesn't do anything that funny or inventive with it. While normally I'd hope that a second series might resolve the problems the first had but it seems a deliberate choice to be such a mundane affair, so in this case I hope it isn't given one and the cast go on to bigger and far better things instead.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 23rd April 2020