Revolting
- TV sketch show
- BBC Two
- 2017
- 5 episodes (1 series)
Sequel series to The Revolution Will Be Televised starring Heydon Prowse and Jolyon Rubinstein. Also features Ace Bhatti, Colin Hoult, Catriona Knox, Rachel Parris, Jo Bunting and Lewis Macleod
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 4
The boys host their very own cookery show where they explore the world of fruit picking, waste management, wine tasting and meet Hank Duke, a retired Guantanamo Bay prison officer who has decided to make his own foie gras.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Tuesday 24th January 2017
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Heydon Prowse | Various |
| Jolyon Rubinstein | Various |
| Colin Hoult | Various |
| Rachel Parris | Various |
| Jo Bunting | Various (Voice) |
| Lewis Macleod | Various (Voice) |
| Tom Davis | Various |
| Sokol Cahini | Various |
| Nico Tatarowicz | Various |
| Catriona Knox | Various (Voice) |
| Heydon Prowse | Writer |
| Jolyon Rubinstein | Writer |
| Christopher Davies | Writer |
| Alistair Griggs | Writer |
| Joe Wade | Writer |
| Nico Tatarowicz | Writer |
| Daniel Clarke (as Mothers Best Child) | Writer |
| Guy Davidson (as Mothers Best Child) | Writer |
| Jonathan Harvey | Writer |
| Errol Ettienne | Director |
| Oliver Parsons (as Ollie Parsons) | Director |
| James De Frond | Director |
| Joshua Buckingham | Series Producer |
| Jason Dawson | Producer |
| Dominic Wells-Martin | Producer |
| Mark Talbot | Executive Producer |
| Ruby Kuraishe | Executive Producer |
| Dan Nelson | Editor |
| Beck Rainford | Production Designer |
| Robert Lever | Costume Designer |
| Roy Estabrook | Director of Photography |
| Lulu Hall | Make-up Designer |
| Ben Hughes | 1st Assistant Director |
| Matt Hulme (as Matthew Hulme) | Development Producer |
Video
Wine tasting with Tasmin Chivers
Learn how to impress your pals with your wine selection at the next dinner party.
Featuring: Rachel Parris.
Press
The hit-and-miss showcase continues via sub-Brass Eye stunts and laboured skits. As per, Jolyon Rubinstein and Heydon Prowse are rebels without a clear cause, darting from undercover nonsense to gratuitous new guises as TV cooks Toby and Toby, who peddle foie gras made by a former Guantánamo prison guard. Full of strangely insipid political takes, although thankfully there is nothing as crass as last week's forced-marriage "parody" on offer.
Hannah J Davies, The Guardian, 24th January 2017