Alma's Not Normal Renewed for Second Season
BBC Two has ordered a second season of the award-winning comedy series Alma’s Not Normal, created, written and executive produced by Sophie Willan.
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BBC Two has ordered a second season of the award-winning comedy series Alma’s Not Normal, created, written and executive produced by Sophie Willan.
Channel 4 has commissioned The Change, a comedy series created and written by multi-award-winning comedian, actor and writer Bridget Christie, who also stars.
Press Release Sky today releases the official trailer for Intelligence 2, a Sky Original comedy returning to Sky One and streaming service NOW from 8 June. At the end of the first series of Intelligence, we saw NSA agent Jerry Bernstein (David Schwimmer) narrowly avoid being extradited back to the States to face charges of treason. Indebted to his boss Christine (Sylvestra Le Touzel) for stepping in to protect him at the last minute - albeit with ulterior motives - we start series 2 with Jerry on the back foot. However when it’s revealed that the Russians have got their hands on a cyberwe...
Cast announced for Bolton-set sitcom Alma's Not Normal Filming got underway in the town at the end of last month 17:09, 11 MAY 2021 Updated Siobhan Finneran (Lin), Sophie Willan (Alma), Lorraine Ashbourne (Joan), and Nicholas Asbury (Jim) (Image: MATT SQUIRE/BBC) For all the latest news from in and around Bolton, sign up for the free MyBolton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for sub...
BOLTON funnyman Dave Spikey has been cast in a new BBC series. The Phoenix Nights star will be appearing in 'Alma's Not Normal', a comedy penned by Bolton's Sophie Willan. Filming has recently taken place inside Bolton Library and Museum — with 'Alma Unit' signs being posted on lampposts in the crescent. A pilot TV episode of the comedy was shown on BBC2 last year and such has been the response from audiences and critics alike that the BBC commissioned a further five episodes. A delighted Sophie previously told The Bolton News: “I’ve been overwhelmed by the fabulous response t...