Alan Partridge gets angry about eggs in trailer for season 2 of ‘This Time’

Naman Ramachandran Shane Allen, BBC’s director of comedy, is leaving the broadcaster to team with recently departed head of comedy commissioning Kate Daughton to launch a new outfit.Boffola Pictures Limited will specialize in scripted comedy and comedy drama and is backed by “Les Miserables” producer Lookout Point.The BBC will begin recruitment immediately for a new director of comedy. Allen is due to leave in August.

Alan Moore has signed a publishing agreement for Long London, a five-volume series of epic fantasy novels chronicling a fictionalized version of the titular city.

Lily Allen shows off her fit figure while arriving for a workout in New York City on Friday afternoon (April 30).

Donnie Wahlberg is continuing to mourn the loss of his mother, Alma Wahlberg. ET's Kevin Frazier spoke to Donnie just weeks after Alma's April death, and the 51-year-old actor emotionally praised both Kevin and his fellow Entertainment Tonight co-host, Nischelle Turner, for their tribute to his late mom that aired on the show.«Your tribute to my mom was so sweet, Kevin,» Donnie said. «I don't mean to get emotional on you guys, but she loved your show.

Gray Television said Thursday that it has sold seven television stations to Byron Allen’s Allen Media Broadcasting for $380 million in cash, part of a divestiture related to Gray’s purchase earlier this year of Quincy Media.

This Time with Alan Partridge writers have confirmed that Lynn Benfield is back for season two.Felicity Montagu’s character made her debut alongside Alan Partridge in 1997, as his personal assistant.“In a way, we almost deliberately underuse Felicity really, probably annoyingly for her,” Alan Partridge actor Steve Coogan recently told Radio Times.“But I think it’s really great for the audience because they do just love Lynn so much, they really value when they get a glimpse of her.

Warning: Spoilers ahead.  on Netflix has been taking the world by storm since its April 23 release. After only four days of streaming, fans are already hoping gets a . The series, based on the popular Grisha novel trilogy, focuses on dark forces conspiring against teenage orphan Alina Starkov, who possesses a unique and powerful gift: the ability to create light.

Master Of None has been released – you can watch it below.It was revealed last week that the Netflix series would be making a return, when it was included on a list of new movies and TV shows the streaming platform has scheduled to premiere during May.Confirmed today (April 26) by the release of the new trailer, the rom-com series is set to arrive in full on May 23, and will chronicle the relationship of Denise (Lena Waithe) and her partner Alicia (Naomi Ackie).Co-created by Ansari and Emmy

Ryan is clearly smitten with his new boyfriend, Tanner, in the brand new trailer for season two of Special.

This Time With Alan Partridge has been released – you can see it below.Season two of Steve Coogan’s show will air on BBC One on April 30, the BBC press office confirmed earlier this month (April 14).In the latest trailer, Partridge can be seen opening a new episode of his fictional show with co-host Jennie Gresham (Susannah Fielding) and describing the show in his typically embarrassing fashion.Inviting viewers to watch the show, Partridge says: “[It’s] high time to say if you’ve got time to

Apple TV+ have shared a new trailer for season two of Ted Lasso.The two minute clip, which you can watch below, sees the hapless football coach played by Jason Sudeikis return for a new season with AFC Richmond.It also sees the return of his famous home made shortbread biscuits as his underdog team facing more uphill battles.

Manhattan star Mariel Hemingway has suggested that the Woody Allen film would “100 per cent” not be released today.The 1979 romantic comedy follows a twice-divorced 42-year-old comedy writer (Allen) as he dates a 17-year-old girl (Hemingway), and was recently re-evaluated in HBO documentary Allen v.

This Time with Alan Partridge is set to return to screens by the end of the month.Season two of Steve Coogan’s show will air on BBC One on April 30, the BBC press office confirmed today (April 14).This Time With Alan Partridge was confirmed for a second season last February, with Coogan confirming it would air this year.