Pramface
- TV sitcom
- BBC Three
- 2012 - 2014
- 19 episodes (3 series)
Sitcom about two teenagers whose lives and families are thrown together when a drunken encounter at a party between them results in a baby. Stars Sean Michael Verey, Scarlett Alice Johnson, Dylan Edwards, Yasmin Paige, Emer Kenny and more.
Streaming rank this week: 4,876
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Pramface - Meet the characters
It's not long until our brand-new comedy Pramface hits the screen on Thursday at 9pm! If you're wondering what Pramface is all about check out the trailer below...
Jaine Sykes, BBC, 22nd February 2012BBC Three's comedies are often more miss than hit but you suspect Chris Reddy's new six-parter is a winner. A likeable cast and a witty, knowing script play out a storyline which opens with 16-year-old Jamie (Sean Michael Verey) and maladroit mate Mike (Dylan Edwards) heading for a post-exam party. Nervous Jamie is seduced by 18-year-old Laura (Scarlett Alice Johnson) with unexpected consequences.
Simon Horsford, The Telegraph, 22nd February 2012BBC3 wanted a new Gavin & Stacey. All it got was this lousy straight-to-DVD Knocked Up/buttoned-up Inbetweeners/Skins. In attempting to be all things to all viewers, this first episode fails to come close to any of them. Laughs are thin on the ground, and a bedroom wank scene manages to be boring. With some quality cast members - Angus Deayton is a shady father and Submarine's Yasmin Paige is the precocious and lovelorn best friend - we're still hoping Pramface can find its voice.
Clare Considine, The Guardian, 22nd February 2012Scarlett Alice Johnson interview
Scarlett Alice Johnson first found fame as Dirty Den's daughter Vicki Fowler in EastEnders. What's On TV magazine caught up with her to find out why she thinks her new BBC3 comedy Pramface could become a cult hit...
What's On TV, 20th February 2012Second series of as-yet unbroadcast sitcom Pramface commissioned
BBC Three has ordered a second series of Pramface, a sitcom about a young couple facing pregnancy, before the first has even been broadcast.
British Comedy Guide, 30th November 2011