2 October, '09

“It’s easy to see why programme-makers asked her back: she’s utterly, utterly charming, brimming with off-kilter observations.”
Alice-Azania Jarvis, The Independent

“It wasn’t a riot of happy endings, but neither was it a wasted opportunity, or Dooley’s small victories merely token.”
Tim Teeman, The Times

“If you want to know what a weak and spotty programme looks like, you only had to watch Kids for Sale.”
Matt Baylis, Daily Express

“The audacious success of this first episode was making the performers’ youth – whether the sketches were good, bad or middling – immaterial. They were comedians first.”
Tim Teeman, The Times

“Presumably, this is what David Walliams was like as a youngster. Annoying. And not that funny.”
Alice-Azania Jarvis, The Independent

Restaurant in Our Living Room, Virgin 1
“Just as fun as last week, and possibly even better, largely down to the fact that one of the couples – Tom and Liz – were completely, utterly bonkers.”
Alice-Azania Jarvis, The Independent

The Jaycee Lee Story, C4
“A disturbingly good bit of journalism by Nick London.”
Nancy Banks-Smith, The Guardian

Eastbound and Down
“The script is beyond black and Danny McBride, who also created the show (and co-writes and co-executive produces it) is a transfixing grotesque antihero.”
Tim Teeman, The Times