
Guy Walker and Rob Heath are on a quest to find out if successful British TV comedies should make the jump to the big screen. A proud part of the Film Stories Podcast Network: www.filmstories.co.uk
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 2 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews  | |||

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Guy and Rob return to Tony Hancock territory for a second time, and this time they’re joined by some proper experts. Tim Elms, Martin Gibbons, and Jon Street from the Tony Hancock Appreciation Society, as well as the pr... more
Could we finally have a contender for bottom of the league? Bottom of the barrel? Most certainly. Keith Lemon: The Film is widely regarded by critics as one of the worst British comedy movies of all time. Completely mauled upon its release and a disa... more
How time flies. It doesn’t seem feasible that we should be on series five already, but here we are. We begin with a huge figure in the British comedy landscape, The Banana Box. You may know it as Rising Damp, but Eric Chappel’s beloved sitcom began l... more
On the 17th Sep 25, an event happened of such earth-shattering proportions that it would shatter the earth to its very core. Yes, BritCom goes to the Movies, did a Smashie and Nicey: End of an Era mid-season special.
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This podcast has reminded me how many Brit comedy films are either so great, or are dire, dire largely thanks to TV to big screen adaptations of the 70s and into the early 80s. But listening to the hosts top ten favourite sitcoms was pretty depressing (Keeping Up Appearances over Only Fools & Horses?!🤨)
Being a huge fan of British comes this really speaks to me.
Best podcast in the world…. Bar none!!!
We’ll researched, detailed deep dives into some classic British comedy.
Great format, really looking forward to what the coming series has in store.
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Focus is primarily on exploring the transition of British television comedies to film, with hosts engaging in lively discussions surrounding specific movies and their cultural impact. Each episode typically features a guest, adding unique insights and experiences, thereby enriching the conversation. The content often delves into notable comedic themes, character portrayals, and the legacy of beloved shows and films, combining nostalgia with critiques of film adaptations and production choices. Overall, the podcast caters to enthusiasts of British comedy, offering a blend of humor, analysis, and personal anecdotes about the films under discussion.
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Britcom Goes To The Movies launched 2 years ago and published 55 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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