Katherine Parkinson
Born | March 9, 1978 |
Hometown | Hounslow, England |
Height | 5'6" (1.68m) |
Spouse | Harry Peacock (m 2009 - present) |
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Amanda Abbington and Katherine Parkinson to lead slate of new ITV comedies
- The broadcaster said the arrival of its new streaming platform offered more opportunity to commission a ‘broad range of comedies’.
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Cast of Channel 4's 'Humans' at the Mentor press night
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AWARDS
Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
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2014 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | Female Performance in a Comedy Programme | The IT Crowd | Winner |
2011 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | Female Performance in a Comedy Programme | The IT Crowd | Nominated |
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Meet Simon Godwin, the man who should run the RSC
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Here We Go: The unassuming, unadventurous – but brilliant – comedy everyone should be watching
COMMENT: Light catastrophe is something that British sitcoms have always done well, from ‘Peep Show’ to ‘Outnumbered’. BBC’s new series ‘Here We Go’, writes <strong>Nick Hilton</strong>, is definitely the latest iteration of this formula: a sitcom of almost claustrophobic normalness
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Spreadsheet, review: Katherine Parkinson stars in desperate Australian sex comedy
Spreadsheet (Channel 4) is about a woman with children who successfully manages her life. Kidding! Obviously, the lead character is a calamity who forgets the date of school concerts, is a failure at making costumes, and barely holds down her job because of the various daily disasters that befall her.
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TV tonight: Katherine Parkinson wants commitment-free sex in new dating drama
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Alison Rowat's TV preview: The Prince's Master Crafters; Spreadsheet; The Airport: Back in the Skies
As calls to the barricades go, it’s hardly French Revolution standard, but there is no doubting Jim Moir’s enthusiasm as he introduces The Prince’s Master Crafters: the Next Generation (Sky Arts, free to view, Wednesday, 8pm).
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'The Inbetweeners' star Simon Bird gets new sitcom at Channel 4
The comedy actor will play a hyper-religious father.
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Alison Steadman looks incredible in stunning snaps from her early career
Alison Steadman is set to star in the BBC's brand new comedy, Here We Go, alongside some other familiar faces from TV including The IT Crowd's Katherine Parkinson and Sex Education's Jim Howick. MORE: Here's why Gavin and Stacey fans are convinced the show will be back in 2023 Here We Go, which sees Alison play the role of Sue, focuses on the Jessop family as they navigate a combination of challenges in their everyday lives. Sounds good, right? WATCH: BBC's new drama Life is here But did you kno
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TV tonight: Alison Steadman is an interfering grandma in new BBC sitcom
TV tonight: Alison Steadman is an interfering grandma in new BBC sitcom. Katherine Parkinson also navigates life’s everyday mundanities in Here We Go. Plus: Not Going Out heads to the woods in search of drugs. Here’s what to watch this evening
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Here We Go, review: don't be fooled by its ordinary appearance, this is a comic masterpiece
The trailer for Here We Go (BBC One) has been running on the BBC for a while now, and it gave every indication of being a proper turkey, gobbling in to view. It featured an ordinary family posing for a self-timer photo in front of a suburban semi, and then – wouldn’t you know it! – the camera they’d propped up fell over. To the sounds of a million sides not splitting and the spectre of My Family hovering in to view.
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TV: New sitcom Here We Go is a breath of fresh air
Spending the better part of two years locked down and locked up with our nearest and dearest made many people take a deeper look at what they love, value, think is funny, or find infuriating about their family members.
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