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Film School Rejects: Could ‘No Heroics’ Be the Best New Show of the Fall… That You Can’t Watch?

  • Davebaxter1989 · 1 year ago
    I'd hate to be pessimistic but knowing the 'talent' involved in this from a myriad of other very poor shows I'm not very hopeful. Also I can't see ITV allowing the BBC to show this anywhere as there pretty big rivals over here. Also its worth noting that most ITV comedies are on the weak side, BBC comedy is where the 'offices' and 'extras' come to play.
  • T · 1 year ago
    I'm in total agreement with David. Admitedly, I haven't see the trailer, but ITV cannot be trusted when it comes to comedies... The BBC or Channel 4 are usually the ones you can rely on to provide superior comedy - anything of any note from our side of the pond has come from them. To give you an idea - they are the ones buying in and showing SIMPSONS, FAMILY GUY, CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM etc to us and we applaud them for it!

    T
  • Rob Hunter · 1 year ago
    @ David and T, you two are depressing me. The trailer looks funny and full of potential, so I'm going to hope you're both wrong... even if you do seem awfully convincing. Has ITV ever made anything good?
  • Kyle · 1 year ago
    This reminds me of The Tick. When Timebomb first spoke, he sounded just like Bat Manuel. I'll give this a download once it hits.
  • Davebaxter1989 · 1 year ago
    Sorry to depress Rob but in order to inform my warning further I pulled up a list of ITV comedies and it was bomb after bomb after bomb. However I don't want to prejudge to harshly but based on previous records this is one to be wary of. Further on the BBC comedy front though BBC2 currently has a show that if it is not showing on BBCAmerica it is a crime - Mock the Week. Its a panel/stand-up show and the next big thing will come from this! If Russell Howard isn't given more starring vehicles soon something is wrong!
  • Herman A. Junge · 1 year ago
    To me it feels like some kind of Giffen-De Mattheis Justice League. For those who remember, it was the middle 80s.

    Haj.-
  • Richard Groves · 1 year ago
    Looks great. Not been in the UK for a while, so I only recognise one guy, from The Office. It's true, ITV don't produce the goods quite like the BBC and C4 do. There must be a comedy that ITV made that wasn't a stinker though... The Grimley's, I did like that (I think it was ITV). Oh, and Spitting Image, one of the best things on TV when that was on (though not a sitcom). Anyway, what channel a show is broadcast on in the UK is irrelevant of if it shows on BBC America. BBC America isn't actually owned by the BBC, it's actually the Discovery Network (unless things have changed since last I saw). It might as well be called 'The British Channel'. There are definitely shows on now that are from ITV (Primeval), Channel 4 (Skins) and of course the BBC.
  • Katie Robinson · 1 year ago
    ITV have been much better in recent years. I give you Benidorm as a sterling example. I have hopes for No Heroics. Not high, but hopes nonethless.
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  • YourLordAndMaster · 8 months ago
    I just watched the frist 6 episodes of NO HEROICS and it's freaking brilliant.

    It's like the TICK live action series, with darker, hornier, foul mouthed, incompetant heroes, and I mean that in a good way.