About series 3…
“If you haven’t yet cottoned on to the sublime comedy brilliance of Greg Davies’s sitcom vehicle, you need to correct that now” ★★★★★
Mark Wareham, The Mail on Sunday
“wickedly funny show… pure joy” ★★★★★
Judy Ewans, TV Times
“Extra-large laughs” ★★★★
Andrew Billen, The Times
“is and remains glorious… It is winningly, tragically, funny.”
Euan Ferguson, The Observer
“The sitcom created by and starring Greg Davies is a total delight each week”
Boyd Hilton, Heat
Greg Davies returns to Channel 4 this October with a fourth series of his hit comedy Man Down. Walking disaster-area and child-trapped-in-a-man’s-body, Dan (Greg Davies) is blinkered by unrealistic hopes for his impending fatherhood; he’s quit his much-hated job as a teacher and is looking for a fresh start. With Aunt Nesta (Stephanie Cole OBE) and his mum (Gwyneth Powell) now in a retirement village “pissing my inheritance up a wall” Dan is on an increasingly desperate hunt to find a new home for his soon-to-be family. Helped by his oldest friends, uptight financial advisor, Brian (Mike Wozniak) and the irrepressibly bonkers, serial-‘entrepreneur’, Jo (Roisin Conaty), can Dan finally grow up to become the man he hopes he can be? (Have you seen this show before?)
Aggressive geese, desperate attempts to fit in at Dad’s Club, the pressure of a Christening, alarmingly misremembered childhood friendships, and the re-emergence of a terrifying old foe all conspire to keep this Man Down.
Greg Davies is also known as an acclaimed stand-up comedian, as Mr Gilbert in the hit TV series and films The Inbetweeners, for playing the Taskmaster in the BAFTA and International Emmy Award-nominated Taskmaster, and for his BAFTA-nominated role in Cuckoo. Man Down is set to return to Channel 4 in week 43.
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About series 3 (continued)…
“It made me laugh so much. I really, really loved it. Everyone’s got to watch it…”
Nick Grimshaw, BBC Radio 1
“The script is razor-sharp – I’d say this could well be the strongest series so far, with some right zingers in there.”
Ben Dowell, Radio Times
“It’s very funny… and you can’t say that so much these days”
Stuart Maconie, Radcliffe and Maconie BBC 6 Music
“the prince of middle-aged losers is back and funnier than ever”
Dan Wootton’s Bizarre TV, The Sun
“Brilliant… It was so funny”
Geoff Lloyd, Absolute Radio
“Do not miss”
Hannah Wright, Closer
“It is hysterical…hysterical”
John Torode, Saturday Kitchen
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