The Goes Wrong Show
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 2019 - 2021
- 12 episodes (2 series)
BBC One comedy series starring the original founding Mischief Theatre members. Stars Henry Shields, Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, Nancy Zamit, Charlie Russell and more.
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Series 1, Episode 5 - Harper's Locket
Amateur dramatics group the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society undertakes a period romance, a classic tale of family, duty and love across the class divide. A set built to replicate a grand country home is soon to be rocked by a literal and metaphorical storm.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 24th January 2020
- Time
- 8:30pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Henry Shields | Chris |
| Henry Lewis | Robert |
| Jonathan Sayer | Dennis |
| Nancy Zamit | Annie |
| Charlie Russell | Sandra |
| Dave Hearn | Max |
| Bryony Corrigan | Vanessa |
| Greg Tannahill | Jonathan |
| Chris Leask | Trevor |
| Henry Lewis | Writer |
| Jonathan Sayer | Writer |
| Henry Shields | Writer |
| Martin Dennis | Director |
| Jim Poyser | Producer |
| Hilary Strong | Executive Producer |
| Kenton Allen | Executive Producer |
| Kenny Wax | Executive Producer |
| Saurabh Kakkar | Executive Producer |
| Matthew Justice | Executive Producer |
| Adrian Pegg | Line Producer |
| Mark Lawrence | Editor |
| Dennis De Groot | Production Designer |
| Roberto Surace | Costume Designer |
| Carli Mather | Make-up Designer |
| Martin Kempton | Lighting Designer |
| Steve Brown | Composer |
| Kate Daughton | Commissioning Editor |
Video
Harper's Locket
The gang turn their attentions to a period romance, a classic tale of family, duty and love across the class divide.
Featuring: Henry Shields (Chris), Henry Lewis (Robert) & Greg Tannahill (Jonathan).
Press
There is a touch of the Mrs Brown's Boys about this comedy, and the guffawing studio audience seem to be lapping it up. Tonight, the hapless actors are putting on a period romance that ventures across the class divide. The effects soon go wrong, though, as the set threatens to flood and a ceiling fan gets too close for comfort.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 24th January 2020