Podcasts about queens nose

Hello and welcome to Red Carpet Rookies.I'm very excited to introduce today's guest who cut his teeth working on the British children's TV that made up my childhood with shows like The Queens Nose, Tracey Beaker and My Parents are Aliens, before transitioning to his own creations like Fresh Meat and most notably the one and only, the great Peep Show which he co-created with longtime collaborator Jesse Armstrong and won a BAFTA for.In the years since he has had a lauded and varied career with work on projects including Chris Morris's incredible category of one terroism-based comedy Four Lions, material for The Thick of It and more recently, even his own movies such as Corporate Animals with Demi Moore and The Stand In with Drew Barrymore.My guest is Sam Bain.

Hatty and Jordan chat to actor now director Ella Jones who started her career as 'Sam' in 'The Queens Nose'.

In the series finale Sam & Dan speak to Dick King-Smith's daughter, Juliet. We find out exactly what it was like growing up with the great man and how his legacy lives on through his family. We recap the final episode in the series. We'll be back in the not too distant future for a very special episode...

This is it. The moment we've all been waiting for. The Godfather of Gunge speaks to The Nosey Parkers. The man. The Legend. Dave Benson Phillips!

Hello Nosey Parkers! Sam and Dan cover a quite extraordinary episode of The Queen's Nose. We also speak to Anthony Hamblin who plays Tom in series 1 and 2, he ran all the way to London from his home in Bangalore. He talks about "that" Gary Mabbutt scene and his life since being on the show.

The Nosey Parkers review episode 5. Sam has a surprise for Dan and they have a good laugh with Callum Dixon aka Gregory from The Queen's Nose.

Harmony loses her 50p coin, is anyone going to help her? Does Harmony go one step too far with her family? Your ever reliable Nosey Parkers are here to dissect the episode for you. Plus, an insightful interview with theme music composer, Carl Davis CBE. We also hear from Dan's friend, who has a remarkable tale about her own Queen's Nose experience.

We are nearly half way through series one! Sam & Dan (mainly Sam) would firstly like to apologise for some of the sound quality in this podcast. We had phone interference which has been nothing short of a nightmare to fix. As for the show itself, it's an absolute cracker! We have a quiz, our TV listing round-up, episode review and an interview with King of Coins, Tom Hockenhull.

The very first thing we recorded was a skit for episode one. Needless to say, Sam was ill-prepared for Dan's hilarious delivery...

Dan & Sam have watched the second episode. What is Melody going to say about the bunny? Is Tom finally going to marry Harmony? Is Uncle Ginger going to make an appearance? Let's find out.

Dan & Sam have watched Episode One of The Queen's Nose. Was it as good as they remembered? Is there even a magical 50p? Is Harmony actually Richard Branson? All will be revealed...

This week Alexi talks to the brilliant and hilarious genius writer, producer, creator Sam Bain; known for Peep Show, Four Lions, Babylon, Smack The Pony, The Queens Nose, Ill Behavior, Bad Sugar, and so much more. He wrote a book called “Yours Truly, Pierre Stone”, a play called The Retreat, and has two movies in pre production now - 'The Stand In', starring Drew Barrymore and 'Corporate Animals', starring Sharon Stone. Alexi and Sam talk writing, meditation, Buddhism; But mainly Alexi talks to British Sam Bain about her new British boyfriend... and Sam graciously indulges her in all of it! Thanks Sam! For more Sam, find him on Instagram and Twitter @SamBainTV

This episode we battle on with out Big Phil through discussions about cheese on toast, speaking ill of the dead,Gary Mabbutt and Apples now obsession with the Malton Food Festival again!

In this episode Andy, Andy and Marc discuss TV shows from their childhood and the fantastical items portrayed. They then discuss the ins and outs of which they would like to have. This episode takes some weird turns as we realise Andy is easily corrupted. We learn Marc cannot be trusted with a Pokemon. And Andy has some deep seated hatred of Brum whilst not understanding how technology works. What did we miss, where were we wrong, should we stop talking to Marc? Why not let us know @dinosaurman15 on twitter.