Joseph Gilgun
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TV Feature | Ed Williamson, Kirsty Harrison | 12th March 2012
In summary: it's OK for dramas and even stand-up comedians to be bleak, but it's not OK for comedies to be unfunny. Even if they would rather call themselves 'dramedies'.
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This is England '88 looks like wonderful misery-fest again
TV Video | Ed Williamson | 3rd December 2011
Remember This is England '86? Well it turns out that, two years on, this was still England. Despite the widespread calls at the time to change the country's name to 'Diego Maradona Must Die'.
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