Britain Today Tonight - Series 1, Episode 1 - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)
In this first episode, security correspondent Australian Jon Donovan lets his imagination run wild as he goes to an Essex shopping centre to get to grips with exactly how people are guarding against a terrorist attack.
Broadcast details
Date
Friday 5th May 2017
Time
10pm
Channel
Length
35 minutes
Cast & crew
Cast
Kayvan Novak | Douglas 'Digger' Daley |
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Kayvan Novak | Jon Donovan |
Kayvan Novak | Ken Kildoon |
Kayvan Novak | Peter P. Powers |
Kayvan Novak | Sir Nicholas Charles |
Guest cast
Anila Dhami | Self |
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Writing team
Kayvan Novak | Writer |
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Jo Bunting | Writer (Additional Material) |
Production team
Joe Varley (as Joseph Varley) | Series Producer |
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Shereen Docherty | Producer |
Deborah Sargeant | Executive Producer |
Layla Smith | Executive Producer |
Kayvan Novak | Executive Producer |
Toby Stevens | Executive Producer |
Tom Thostrup | Executive Producer |
Sarah Mills | Edit Producer |
Greg Bower | Consultant Producer |
Mario Stylianides | Consultant Executive Producer |
James Cooper | Editor |
Noel Deiton | Editor |
Joe Haughey | Editor |
Gareth Heal | Editor |
Justin James | Editor |
David Linton | Editor |
Jen Sheridan | Editor |
Madhavan Raman | Editor |
Tom Legge | Director of Photography |
Kristyan Mallett | Make-up Designer |
Dave Whyte | Graphics |
Amy Sutton | Graphics |
David Whittle | Graphics |
Video
Translating emojis for a spy
Sir Nicholas Charles of the secret service finds young people to help translate emojis and identify potential terror threats.
Featuring: Kayvan Novak (Sir Nicholas Charles).
Press
Kayvan Novak, of Fonejacker and Facejacker pedigree, dons the prosthetics once again to play a variety of outlandish reporters in a Fox-a-like US news spoof about Britain. As per, he's pranking unsuspecting folk, from the teens his ageing spook Sir Nicholas Charles enlists to decode texts to the black-cab drivers he quizzes on politics as Scots reporter Ken Kildoon. While he doesn't reach the heights of his former series, it's a welcome return.