Newzoids
- TV sketch show
- ITV1
- 2015 - 2016
- 12 episodes (2 series)
Topical satirical sketch show featuring puppets. Stars Jon Culshaw, Debra Stephenson, Lewis Macleod, Simon Greenall, Jon Clegg and more.
Episode menu
Series 2, Episode 3
Broadcast details
- Date
- Saturday 17th September 2016
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- ITV1
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Jon Culshaw | Various (Voice) |
Debra Stephenson | Various (Voice) |
Lewis Macleod | Various (Voice) |
Simon Greenall | Various (Voice) |
Jess Robinson | Additional Characters (Voice) |
Harriet Carmichael | Additional Characters (Voice) |
Pete Sinclair | Writer |
Madeleine Brettingham | Writer |
Dan Gaster | Writer |
Sarah Morgan | Writer |
Tom Neenan | Writer |
Gabby Hutchinson Crouch | Writer |
Brona C. Titley | Writer |
Tony Cooke | Writer |
John-Luke Roberts | Writer |
Giles Pilbrow | Writer |
Natalie Scicluna | Script Development |
Ben Martin | Writer |
Dominic Brigstocke | Director |
George Kane | Director |
Giles Pilbrow | Series Producer |
Caroline Norris | Executive Producer |
Phil Chalk | Executive Producer |
Mark Williams | Editor |
Mark Henson | Editor |
Margaret Spohrer | Production Designer |
Ben Jones | Director of Photography |
Fiona Bunting | Costume Designer |
Richie Webb | Composer |
Matt Katz | Composer |
Mat McHale | 1st Assistant Director |
Bethan Gorman | Consultant Producer |
Videos
Peaky Bakers
Bake Off meets Masterchef on Peaky Bakers.
The Tessbot 2000
The Tessbot 2000 (aka Tess Daly) has broken down. Claudia Winkleman takes her in to be repaired.
Adele wants to be a normal girl
Despite the money and the fame, all Adele wants is to be a 'nawmal bird'.
Press
The second series of the potshot puppet satire continues. It may be more interested in being mean about celebrities than angry at politicians, but at least Newzoids has a distinctive look: the primitive Action Man-style marionettes with weirdly slick CGI mouths are vividly grotesque. Tonight's instalment also promises some blue-on-blue action by taking an axe to ITV2 totem Keith Lemon and Xtra Factor host Rylan Clark-Neal among others.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 17th September 2016