Radio Times: Review by:; Jack Seale

A spoof entertainment news show, using lookalikes to create CCTV, hidden-camera and cameraphone footage of celebrities behaving embarrassingly. This is unmistakably the work of Alison Jackson, who won a Bafta for BBC2’s Double Take. Like her previous work, it takes simple, underwhelming comic ideas, such as Prince William buying anniversary flowers at a petrol station, and adds nothing at all to them, leaving opportunities to raise a laugh or make a point untouched.

About this programme

Spoof celebrity gossip show created by satirical artist and photographer Alison Jackson that uses archive film mixed with fake footage. Hosts Sean Young and Pips Taylor present stories including the secrets behind Rihanna's latest tattoo and what really happened at Justin Bieber's 18th birthday party.

Cast and crew

Cast

Presenter: Sean Young
Presenter: Pips Taylor

Crew

Executive Producer: Alison Jackson
Executive Producer: Jonathan Levi

Categories: Comedy

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