The Day Today
- Comedy
A spoof of the British news - including ridiculous stories, patronising vox pops, offensively hard-hitting research and a sports presenter clearly struggling for metaphors. Adapted from Radio 4 series 'On The Hour'.
The Day Today is a British comedy series that spoofed TV news broadcasts with absurd stories, clueless vox pops, and over-the-top reporting. The show premiered on BBC in January 1994 and ran for one season, becoming a cult classic adapted from the Radio 4 series On The Hour.
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Patrick MarberPeter O'Hanraha-hanrahan
Doon MackichanCollaterlie Sisters
Steve CooganAlan Partridge
Rebecca FrontBarbara Wintergreen
David SchneiderSylvester Stuart- Patience Tomlinson
Graham LinehanGraham - 'Sorted' Presenter
John ThomsonTreasurer
Kim WildeSelf
Minnie DriverLally Sampson
Mark ChapmanAnnouncer- Ian Barritt
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The Day Today Pool Supervisor Keith Mandemant
Seasons
1 season
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Is The Day Today renewed or cancelled?
The Day Today has ended — it concluded its planned run.
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When did The Day Today first air?
The series premiered on January 19, 1994 on BBC television.
How many seasons and episodes are there?
The Day Today ran for one season with six episodes total.
What is The Day Today based on?
It is an adaptation of the BBC Radio 4 comedy series On The Hour, expanding the radio sketches into a full television format.
Where can I watch The Day Today?
The series is available through BritBox and has been released on DVD, making it accessible to viewers seeking classic British comedy.
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