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Coogan gets Vic and Bob treatment at Christmas | Print |  Email to a friend
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
BBC Two has commissioned a follow up to spoof documentary Shooting Stars - The Inside Story, with a look at Steve Coogan’s career to date.

Coogan gets Vic and Bob treatment at Christmas
Coogan
The hour-long comedy will dip into the archive and features “rarely seen early appearances.”

Rob Brydon, Victoria Wood, Ben Miller and Paul & Pauline Calf are among the celebrities who feature, alongside new sketches from Coogan and Julia Davies.

Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer will be playing various characters, including cameramen and make-up artists in Steve Coogan - The Inside Story.

"There really is something for everyone on the BBC this Christmas, with a cracking list of specials from Britain's best comedy talent,” said Jana Bennett, director of BBC television and multiplatform.


The BBC also announced that Lime Pictures’ children’s drama Ingenious will be broadcast this Christmas:

The story was penned by Jeanette Winterson for CBBC.

 

 

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 1 By Anna Logge, on 24-11-2009 11:32
TV eating itself once more - what self indulgent nonsense. There's something depressingly inevitable about the fact that it's a BBC commission....

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