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No Such Thing As The News. Image shows from L to R: Dan Schreiber, Anna Ptaszynski, James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray
No Such Thing As The News

No Such Thing As The News

  • TV comedy
  • BBC Two
  • 2016
  • 13 episodes (2 series)

A topical comedy series hosted by the stars of QI's No Such Thing As A Fish podcast. Stars Dan Schreiber, Anna Ptaszynski, Andrew Hunter Murray, James Harkin, Jane Hill and Matthew Amroliwala

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Series 1, Episode 5

In the final episode of the series, the team discuss the state of modern Mongolia; Donald Trump's website addresses; the world's 'best' restaurant; and a robotic office manager.

Preview clips

Broadcast details

Date
Friday 17th June 2016
Time
11:05pm
Channel
BBC Two
Length
30 minutes
Recorded
  • Thursday 16th June 2016, 19:00 at Up The Creek

Cast & crew

Cast
Dan Schreiber Host / Presenter
Anna Ptaszynski Host / Presenter
Andrew Hunter Murray Host / Presenter
James Harkin Host / Presenter
Jane Hill Self
Writing team
James Harkin Researcher
Andrew Hunter Murray Researcher
Anna Ptaszynski Researcher
Dan Schreiber Researcher
Mandy Fenton Researcher
John Kelly Researcher
Anne Miller Researcher
Joe Miller Researcher
Production team
Michael Matheson Director
John Lloyd Series Producer
Keith Blackmore Programme Editor
Alex Bell Editor
Simon Rowles Director of Photography
Neil Breakwell Deputy Programme Editor

Videos

Problems that 29% of Americans have

The panel discuss what 29% of Americans have.

Featuring: Dan Schreiber, Anna Ptaszynski, Andrew Hunter Murray & James Harkin.

The navy that can't swim

The team discuss the landlocked Mongolian navy, which boasts a grand total of seven crew members.

Featuring: Dan Schreiber, Anna Ptaszynski, Andrew Hunter Murray & James Harkin.

Press

The self-proclaimed elves from QI and its rather popular spinoff podcast No Such Thing As A Fish continue their new enterprise. James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray, Anna Ptaszynski and Dan Schreiber - whose tireless research has ensured the comedy panel quiz show a place in telly history - unearth the most fascinating topical facts from the week's news stories. Its tone is best described as impish rather than bitingly satirical.

Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 17th June 2016

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