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Son of League of Gentlemen spin off (sort of) on the way

  • 03-12-2012 12:31pm
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    mike65
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    Okay not really but it got you looking :p

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/dec/03/bbc2-league-of-gentlemen-writers
    written by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, will air on BBC2 late next year.

    Given the working title Inside No.9, the comedy will consist of standalone stories of the bizarre goings on at very different houses with the same numerical address.

    Each of the six stories will be set in a different house – from a grand country manor to the flat of primary school teacher – where "the ordinary and mundane rub shoulders with the extraordinary and macabre", according to the BBC.

    "We wanted to explore the sense of claustrophobia and intensity that is brought about by limiting the action to one location in each story," said Pemberton and Shearsmith.

    The series will also feature The IT Crowd's Katherine Parkinson; Anne Reid, currently starring in BBC1 drama in Last Tango in Halifax; The Hour's Anna Chancellor and The Thick of It's Ben Willbond.

    "I hope these six dark little tales will be as enjoyed and talked about as their highly acclaimed work to date," said Janice Hadlow, controller of BBC2. "That, combined with the stellar cast, will make an exciting addition to BBC2's comedy offering next year."

    Sounds like must see tv!


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