Toast Of London
- TV sitcom
- Channel 4
- 2012 - 2015
- 19 episodes (3 series)
Sitcom starring Matt Berry as Steven Toast, an occasionally successful actor who finds himself in a series of tricky situations. Also features Robert Bathurst, Doon Mackichan, Harry Peacock, Shazad Latif, Tim Downie and Tracy-Ann Oberman
- Series 1, Episode 1 repeated Sunday 12th January at 2:40am on U&Gold
- Streaming rank this week: 178
Episode menu
Pilot - The Unspeakable Play
Further details
Steven Toast has made a career faux pas by electing to star in a new controversial West End stage play. The play is considered so outrageous, that Toast is frequently attacked by appalled members of the British public.
Recently divorced, Toast now stays with his friend Ed Howzer-Black and Ed's elderly mistress, the agoraphobic Goodhouse.
Toast is asked to audition for long-running television series Summer Time Murders. However, the producer has been imprisoned for racial chanting on the set of his own production, so Toast has to audition for the part of a gay corrupt detective during prisoner's visiting time.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 20th August 2012
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 35 minutes
Cast & crew
Matt Berry | Steven Toast |
Robert Bathurst | Ed Howzer-Black |
Harry Peacock | Ray Purchase |
Shazad Latif | Clem Fandango |
Tim Downie | Danny Bear |
Tracy-Ann Oberman | Mrs Purchase |
Fiona Mollison | Jane Plough |
Geoffrey McGivern (as Geoff McGivern) | Cliff Promise |
Theresa Watson | Goodhouse |
Ginny Buckley | Crimewave Presenter |
Lee Cornes | Flasher |
Jiggy Bhore | Protester |
Paul Marlon | Scowling Prisoner |
Howard Ward | Prison Officer |
Adrian Lukis | Blair Toast |
Matt Berry | Writer |
Arthur Mathews | Writer |
Michael Cumming | Director |
Rachel Springett | Executive Producer |
Ben Farrell | Executive Producer |
Andrew Newman | Executive Producer |
Phil Clarke | Producer |
Mark Everson | Editor |
Rosy Thomas | Production Designer |
Matt Berry | Composer |
Video
Toast Of London - Pilot Clip
Toast has to audition for the part of a gay corrupt detective during prisoners' visiting time.
Featuring: Matt Berry (Steven Toast), Paul Marlon (Scowling Prisoner), Geoff McGivern (Cliff Promise) & Howard Ward (Prison Officer).