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- TV sitcom
- BBC Two
- 2014 - 2020
- 14 episodes (3 series)
Spin-off from Twenty Twelve in which Ian Fletcher and Siobhan Sharpe now find themselves working for the BBC. Stars Hugh Bonneville, Jessica Hynes, Jason Watkins, Monica Dolan, Hugh Skinner and more.
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Series 2, Episode 1
Further details
One year on and Head of Values Ian Fletcher has finally got his own office. He and the team have a new set of challenges to rise to, including the impending Royal visit of HRH Prince Charles. The question is, which of the management team will get to shake the royal hand?
Head of BBC Brand Siobhan Sharpe and her team at Perfect Curve have been tasked with giving a makeover to the BBC coverage of Wimbledon following rumours of a bid from a rival broadcaster. Her response is a brand mash up to end all brand mashups.
Meanwhile over on the creative frontline, Entertainment Format Producer David Wilkes is trying to come up with the next big Factual Entertainment series after Britain's Tastiest Village failed to fly. He's got the title - Up Town, Down Town - he just hasn't got a show, or a cast.
Finally, intern Will Humphries's security pass won't let him into the building. Is it a technical problem or something more significant?
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 23rd April 2015
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- BBC Two
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
| Hugh Bonneville | Ian Fletcher |
| Jessica Hynes | Siobhan Sharpe |
| Jason Watkins | Simon Harwood |
| Monica Dolan | Tracey Pritchard |
| Hugh Skinner | Will Humphries |
| Nina Sosanya | Lucy Freeman |
| Sarah Parish | Anna Rampton |
| David Westhead | Neil Reid |
| Rufus Jones | David Wilkes |
| Ophelia Lovibond | Izzy Gould |
| Jonathan Bailey | Jack Patterson |
| Max Olesker | Ben Rosenstern |
| Ivan Gonzalez | Jerry Guildencrantz |
| Sara Pascoe | Coco Lomax |
| Alex Beckett | Barney Lumsden |
| Joel Fry | Karl Marx |
| David Tennant | Narrator |
| Tom Basden | Dan Shepherd (New Writer) |
| Daniel Ings | Matt Taverner (Comedy Drama Exec) |
| Andrew Brooke | Dave Green |
| Asim Chaudhry | Security Guard (NBH) |
| Sophie Fletcher | Alice |
| Dan Mersh | Man in Broadcasting House |
| Marcus Onilude | Security Guard (OBH) |
| Samuel West | Richard Cartwright (Clarence House Head of Hidden Security) |
| Clare Willie (as Clare Wille) | Camilla (Prince Charles's Private Relations Secretary) |
| Matt Baker | Self |
| Alex Jones | Self |
| John Morton | Writer |
| John Morton | Director |
| Paul Schlesinger | Producer |
| Jon Plowman | Executive Producer |
| Robin Hill | Editor |
| Andrew Stephenson | Production Designer |
| Andrew Blaney | Composer |
Videos
Series 2 Trailer
What you're looking at here is a brand mash-up. Apparently.
Featuring: Hugh Bonneville (Ian Fletcher), Jessica Hynes (Siobhan Sharpe), Jason Watkins (Simon Harwood), Monica Dolan (Tracey Pritchard), David Westhead (Neil Reid), Max Olesker (Ben Rosenstern) & Ivan Gonzalez (Jerry Guildencrantz).
Suspicious object in the Plaza
A bag in the plaza causes a security alert, but Ian suspects that is it owned by Siobhan.
Featuring: Hugh Bonneville (Ian Fletcher), Monica Dolan (Tracey Pritchard), Sarah Parish (Anna Rampton) & Andrew Brooke (Dave Green).
Britain's Top Family
Following the failure of Britain's Tastiest Village, David proposes some new BBC formats.
Featuring: Sarah Parish (Anna Rampton) & Rufus Jones (David Wilkes).
Peanut
Siobhan Sharpe kicks off some brainstorming about Wimbledon. What's not to get?
Featuring: Hugh Bonneville (Ian Fletcher), Jessica Hynes (Siobhan Sharpe), Jason Watkins (Simon Harwood), Monica Dolan (Tracey Pritchard), Sarah Parish (Anna Rampton), David Westhead (Neil Reid), Max Olesker (Ben Rosenstern) & Ivan Gonzalez (Jerry Guildencrantz).