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| 01 | 00 | Pilot | 20201229 | 20201231 (R4) 20220401 (R4) | Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in a sparkling comedy series about two sisters at war, by Veep writer David Quantick - with another chance to hear the first programme, before the new episodes are broadcast from next week. Florence Ransom (Dawn French) is a literary novelist, known for the Booker Prize winning Pennant Days. Her sister is Selina Mountjoy (Jennifer Saunders), a movie star and glamorous celebrity. The two sisters have avoided each other for decades, but when Selina returns to Britain to promote her kiss and tell autobiography, the two are forced together once more. As Selina's popularity outweighs Florence's, with big bucks book deals and TV appearances, Florence vents her jealousy at her daughter Lucy and PA Mrs Ragnarrok. But Selina turns out to be broke and threatens to reveal her sister's guilty secret unless Florence lets Selina move in with her... The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph Mrs Ragnarrok - Josette Simon Lucy - Lisa McGrillis Producer: Liz Anstee, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are warring sisters in a new series by David Quantick. The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Florence Ransom (Dawn French) is a literary novelist, known for the Booker Prize winning Pennant Days. Her sister is Selina Mountjoy (Jennifer Saunders), a movie star and glamorous celebrity. The two sisters have avoided each other for decades, but when Selina returns to Britain to promote her kiss and tell autobiography, the two are forced together once more. As Selinas popularity outweighs Florences, with big bucks book deals and TV appearances, Florence vents her jealousy at her daughter Lucy and PA Mrs Ragnarrok. But Selina turns out to be broke and threatens to reveal her sisters guilty secret unless Florence lets Selina move in with her... The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Cast: Florence Ransom (Dawn French) is a literary novelist, known for the Booker Prize winning Pennant Days. Her sister is Selina Mountjoy (Jennifer Saunders), a movie star and glamorous celebrity. The two sisters have avoided each other for decades, but when Selina returns to Britain to promote her kiss and tell autobiography, the two are forced together once more. As Selina?s popularity outweighs Florence?s, with big bucks book deals and TV appearances, Florence vents her jealousy at her daughter Lucy and PA Mrs Ragnarrok. But Selina turns out to be broke and threatens to reveal her sister?s guilty secret unless Florence lets Selina move in with he The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph The two sisters have avoided each other for decades but, when Selina returns to Britain to promote her kiss and tell autobiography Kiss And Tell, the two are forced together once more. As Selina?s popularity outweighs Florence?s, with big bucks book deals and TV appearances, Florence vents her jealousy at her daughter Lucy and PA Mrs Ragnarrok. But Selina turns out to be be broke and threatens to reveal her sister?s guilty secret unless Florence lets Selina move in with her. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star in a comedy special by Veep writer David Quantick. The two sisters have avoided each other for decades but, when Selina returns to Britain to promote her kiss and tell autobiography Kiss And Tell, the two are forced together once more. As Selinas popularity outweighs Florences, with big bucks book deals and TV appearances, Florence vents her jealousy at her daughter Lucy and PA Mrs Ragnarrok. But Selina turns out to be be broke and threatens to reveal her sisters guilty secret unless Florence lets Selina move in with her. |
| 01 | 01 | 20220408 | 20230901 (BBC7) 20230827 (R4) | Florence (Dawn French) and Selina (Jennifer Saunders) are nominated for a writers prize and the contest becomes a battle between the two sisters. Florence is invited to the Hay Book Festival as shes been nominated for the prestigious Bronte shield but Florences joy and delight turn to anger and disappointment when Selina is also nominated, for her kiss and tell autobiography, Kiss And Tell. As every female author in Britain, and Lionel Shriver, drop out in protest, the contest for the award becomes a battle between the two sisters. Critical reaction when the first episode in this series was originally broadcast in December 2020: The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph And now Dawn, Jennifer and David return with the rest of the series... Cast: Mrs Ragnarrok Rebecca Front Lucy - Lisa McGrillis Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are warring sisters in a new series by David Quantick. The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Florence (Dawn French) and Selina (Jennifer Saunders) are nominated for a writer's prize and the contest becomes a battle between the two sisters. Florence is invited to the Hay Book Festival as she's been nominated for the prestigious Bronte shield but Florence's joy and delight turn to anger and disappointment when Selina is also nominated, for her kiss and tell autobiography, Kiss And Tell. As every female author in Britain, and Lionel Shriver, drop out in protest, the contest for the award becomes a battle between the two sisters. The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Florence (Dawn French) and Selina (Jennifer Saunders) are nominated for a writer?s prize and the contest becomes a battle between the two sisters. Florence is invited to the Hay Book Festival as she?s been nominated for the prestigious Bronte shield ? but Florence?s joy and delight turn to anger and disappointment when Selina is also nominated, for her kiss and tell autobiography, Kiss And Tell. As every female author in Britain, and Lionel Shriver, drop out in protest, the contest for the award becomes a battle between the two sisters. ?The leads? natural chemistry, plus David Quantick?s witty scrip Florence (Dawn French) and Selina (Jennifer Saunders) are nominated for a writer's prize and the contest becomes a battle between the two sisters. Florence is invited to the Hay Book Festival as she's been nominated for the prestigious Bronte shield - but Florence's joy and delight turn to anger and disappointment when Selina is also nominated, for her kiss and tell autobiography, Kiss And Tell. As every female author in Britain, and Lionel Shriver, drop out in protest, the contest for the award becomes a battle between the two sisters. `The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty scrip Florence (Dawn French) and Selina (Jennifer Saunders) are nominated for a writer's prize and the contest becomes a battle between the two sisters. Florence is invited to the Hay Book Festival as she's been nominated for the prestigious Bronte shield – but Florence's joy and delight turn to anger and disappointment when Selina is also nominated, for her kiss and tell autobiography, Kiss And Tell. As every female author in Britain, and Lionel Shriver, drop out in protest, the contest for the award becomes a battle between the two sisters. “The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script - make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential ? The Observer “It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect – but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series ? Radio Times “French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible ? Daily Telegraph And now Dawn, Jennifer and David return with the rest of the series - Mrs Ragnarrok – Rebecca Front | |
| 01 | 02 | 20220415 | 20230908 (BBC7) 20230903 (R4) | Florence becomes obsessed with her sister Selina's old movies The Vixen, The Vixen 2 and The Vixen 3D. Meanwhile Selina takes Florences daughter Lucy clothes shopping and Lucy interrogates her about her mysterious absent father, Jonathan. The day ends in chaos as Florence unwittingly tells a journalist that shed love to make a sex tape. Critical reaction to the first episode in this series, originally broadcast in December 2020: The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph Cast: Mrs Ragnarrok Rebecca Front Lucy - Lisa McGrillis Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are warring sisters in a new series by David Quantick. The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Florence becomes obsessed with her sister Selina's old movies The Vixen, The Vixen 2 and The Vixen 3D. Meanwhile Selina takes Florence's daughter Lucy clothes shopping and Lucy interrogates her about her mysterious absent father, Jonathan. The day ends in chaos as Florence unwittingly tells a journalist that she'd love to make a sex tape. The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Florence becomes obsessed with her sister Selina's old movies ? The Vixen, The Vixen 2 and The Vixen 3D. Meanwhile Selina takes Florence?s daughter Lucy clothes shopping and Lucy interrogates her about her mysterious absent father, Jonathan. The day ends in chaos as Florence unwittingly tells a journalist that she?d love to make a sex tape. ?The leads? natural chemistry, plus David Quantick?s witty scrip Florence becomes obsessed with her sister Selina's old movies - The Vixen, The Vixen 2 and The Vixen 3D. Meanwhile Selina takes Florence's daughter Lucy clothes shopping and Lucy interrogates her about her mysterious absent father, Jonathan. The day ends in chaos as Florence unwittingly tells a journalist that she'd love to make a sex tape. `The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty scrip Florence becomes obsessed with her sister Selina's old movies – The Vixen, The Vixen 2 and The Vixen 3D. Meanwhile Selina takes Florence's daughter Lucy clothes shopping and Lucy interrogates her about her mysterious absent father, Jonathan. The day ends in chaos as Florence unwittingly tells a journalist that she'd love to make a sex tape. “The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script - make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential ? The Observer “It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect – but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series ? Radio Times “French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible ? Daily Telegraph Mrs Ragnarrok – Rebecca Front | |
| 01 | 03 | 20220422 | 20230915 (BBC7) 20230910 (R4) | Selina's close personal ex-husband Andrew has died and much to Florence's rage and fury - left her a small Picasso. Meanwhile the murky waters of daughter Lucy's parentage are stirred as Florence's PA Mrs Ragnarrok has a mysterious meeting with Jonathan, who happens to be Lucy's father. Unaware of any of this, Lucy continues to plan the round-the-world yacht voyage that everyone has completely forgotten she is about to undertake. Critical reaction to the first episode, originally broadcast in December 2020: The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph Cast: Mrs Ragnarrok Rebecca Front Lucy - Lisa McGrillis Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are warring sisters in a new series by David Quantick. The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Selinas close personal ex-husband Andrew has died and much to Florences rage and fury - left her a small Picasso. Meanwhile the murky waters of daughter Lucys parentage are stirred as Florences PA Mrs Ragnarrok has a mysterious meeting with Jonathan, who happens to be Lucys father. Unaware of any of this, Lucy continues to plan the round-the-world yacht voyage that everyone has completely forgotten she is about to undertake. The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible Daily Telegraph The leads natural chemistry, plus David Quanticks witty script... make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential?? The Observer Its as slick, dark and funny as one would expect but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series?? Radio Times French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that Id almost forgotten it was possible?? Daily Telegraph Selina?s close personal ex-husband Andrew has died and ? much to Florence?s rage and fury - left her a small Picasso. Meanwhile the murky waters of daughter Lucy?s parentage are stirred as Florence?s PA Mrs Ragnarrok has a mysterious meeting with Jonathan, who happens to be Lucy?s father. Unaware of any of this, Lucy continues to plan the round-the-world yacht voyage that everyone has completely forgotten she is about to undertake. ?The leads? natural chemistry, plus David Quantick?s witty scrip Selina's close personal ex-husband Andrew has died and - much to Florence's rage and fury - left her a small Picasso. Meanwhile the murky waters of daughter Lucy's parentage are stirred as Florence's PA Mrs Ragnarrok has a mysterious meeting with Jonathan, who happens to be Lucy's father. Unaware of any of this, Lucy continues to plan the round-the-world yacht voyage that everyone has completely forgotten she is about to undertake. `The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty scrip Selina's close personal ex-husband Andrew has died and – much to Florence's rage and fury - left her a small Picasso. Meanwhile the murky waters of daughter Lucy's parentage are stirred as Florence's PA Mrs Ragnarrok has a mysterious meeting with Jonathan, who happens to be Lucy's father. Unaware of any of this, Lucy continues to plan the round-the-world yacht voyage that everyone has completely forgotten she is about to undertake. “The leads' natural chemistry, plus David Quantick's witty script - make for an enjoyable comedy with series potential ? The Observer “It's as slick, dark and funny as one would expect – but surely this cannot be a one-off? The ending alone leaves us begging for a series ? Radio Times “French and Saunders sparkle with a magic that is so rarely heard in new radio comedies that I'd almost forgotten it was possible ? Daily Telegraph Mrs Ragnarrok – Rebecca Front | |
| 01 | 04 | 20220429 | 20230922 (BBC7) 20230917 (R4) | When Florence (Dawn French) is asked to appear on Celebrity Mastermind, she is delighted but terrified as she can't think of a specialist subject. Meanwhile Lucy finds a strange clue to Selina and Florence's secret but is told to leave well alone by Florence's PA Mrs Ragnarrok. And when Florence becomes too stressed to appear on Mastermind, Selina steps in to save or ruin the day. Cast: Mrs Ragnarrok Rebecca Front Lucy - Lisa McGrillis Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are warring sisters in a new series by David Quantick. When Florence (Dawn French) is asked to appear on Celebrity Mastermind, she is delighted but terrified as she cant think of a specialist subject. Meanwhile Lucy finds a strange clue to Selina and Florences secret but is told to leave well alone by Florences PA Mrs Ragnarrok. And when Florence becomes too stressed to appear on Mastermind, Selina steps in to save or ruin the day. When Florence (Dawn French) is asked to appear on Celebrity Mastermind, she is delighted but terrified as she can?t think of a specialist subject. Meanwhile Lucy finds a strange clue to Selina and Florence?s secret but is told to leave well alone by Florence?s PA Mrs Ragnarrok. And when Florence becomes too stressed to appear on Mastermind, Selina steps in to save ? or ruin ? the day. Mrs Ragnarrok ? Rebecca Front When Florence (Dawn French) is asked to appear on Celebrity Mastermind, she is delighted but terrified as she can't think of a specialist subject. Meanwhile Lucy finds a strange clue to Selina and Florence's secret but is told to leave well alone by Florence's PA Mrs Ragnarrok. And when Florence becomes too stressed to appear on Mastermind, Selina steps in to save - or ruin - the day. Mrs Ragnarrok - Rebecca Front When Florence (Dawn French) is asked to appear on Celebrity Mastermind, she is delighted but terrified as she can't think of a specialist subject. Meanwhile Lucy finds a strange clue to Selina and Florence's secret but is told to leave well alone by Florence's PA Mrs Ragnarrok. And when Florence becomes too stressed to appear on Mastermind, Selina steps in to save – or ruin – the day. Mrs Ragnarrok – Rebecca Front | |
| 01 | 05 LAST | 20220506 | 20230929 (BBC7) 20230924 (R4) | Florence has mixed feelings when Selina tells her she's moving out as she's sold the movie rights to her book and is rich again. But disaster strikes as Selina trashes a national treasure on a live TV appearance. And daughter Lucy cancels her round-the-world yacht voyage to confront the sisters with a devastating question... Cast: Mrs Ragnarrok Rebecca Front Lucy - Lisa McGrillis Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are warring sisters in a new series by David Quantick. Florence has mixed feelings when Selina tells her shes moving out as shes sold the movie rights to her book and is rich again. But disaster strikes as Selina trashes a national treasure on a live TV appearance. And daughter Lucy cancels her round-the-world yacht voyage to confront the sisters with a devastating question... Florence has mixed feelings when Selina tells her she?s moving out as she?s sold the movie rights to her book and is rich again. But disaster strikes as Selina trashes a national treasure on a live TV appearance. And daughter Lucy cancels her round-the-world yacht voyage to confront the sisters with a devastating questio ~Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen? Florence has mixed feelings when Selina tells her she's moving out as she's sold the movie rights to her book and is rich again. But disaster strikes as Selina trashes a national treasure on a live TV appearance. And daughter Lucy cancels her round-the-world yacht voyage to confront the sisters with a devastating question - Mrs Ragnarrok – Rebecca Front | |
| 02 | 01 | 20231213 | 20231220 (BBC7) | Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy about two sisters at war, by David Quantick. The first series of Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen? won the Writers' Guild Award for Best Radio Comedy and the Comedy.co.uk award for Best Radio Sitcom. Thank you, Mr Quantick this is nigh on perfect Radio Times And now Dawn, Jennifer and David return with Series 2. Episode one: Mummy Dearest Lucy, convinced that her mother is Selina, can't take any more - she's going to be an astronaut. Meanwhile, Selina's off to the Palace to collect her OBE, with a jealous Florence in tow. And Mrs Ragnarrok has applied for Danish citizenship. Mrs Ragnarrok Meera Syal Lucy Georgia Tennant Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders return in David Quantick's award-winning comedy. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy by Veep writer David Quantick. Thank you, Mr Quantick this is nigh on perfect?? Radio Times The first series of Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen? won the Writers Guild Award for Best Radio Comedy and the Comedy.co.uk award for Best Radio Sitcom. Lucy, convinced that her mother is Selina, cant take any more - shes going to be an astronaut. Meanwhile, Selinas off to the Palace to collect her OBE, with a jealous Florence in tow. And Mrs Ragnarrok has applied for Danish citizenship. Mrs Ragnarrok – Meera Syal Lucy – Georgia Tennant | |
| 02 | 02 | 20231220 | 20231227 (BBC7) | Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy about two sisters at war, by David Quantick. The first series of Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen? won the Writers' Guild Award for Best Radio Comedy and the Comedy.co.uk award for Best Radio Sitcom. And now Dawn, Jennifer and David return with Series 2. Episode Two: Libel She Wrote Florence is sued for libel when a character in one of her books is based on a real person. Selina's diaries are serialised in the Daily Mail. Oh, and Lucy's going to the Moon. Mrs Ragnarrok – Meera Syal Lucy – Georgia Tennant Producer: Liz Anstee Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders return in David Quantick's award-winning comedy. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy by Veep writer David Quantick. | |
| 02 | 03 | Lucy Lassoes The Moon | 20231227 | 20240103 (BBC7) | To Florence's horror, someone has reprinted her first novel. Selina's in EastEnders, as the new landlady of the Vic. And still nobody's interested in Lucy's Moon shot. The first series of Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen? won the Writers' Guild Award for Best Radio Comedy and the Comedy.co.uk award for Best Radio Sitcom. Mrs Ragnarrok – Meera Syal Lucy – Georgia Tennant Producer: Liz Anstee To Florence's horror, someone has reprinted her first novel. Selina's in EastEnders. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in a sparkling comedy series about two sisters at war by Veep writer David Quantick. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy about two sisters at war, by David Quantick. And now Dawn, Jennifer and David return with Series 2 - Episode Three: Lucy Lassoes the Moon Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders return in David Quantick's award-winning comedy. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy by Veep writer David Quantick. |
| 02 | 04 LAST | They Shoot Film Stars Don't They? | 20240103 | 20240110 (BBC7) | Florence is asked to go on Strictly Come Dancing. Selina is offered a movie but it's not what it seems. And the truth about Lucy's real mother is revealed. The first series of Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen? won the Writers' Guild Award for Best Radio Comedy and the Comedy.co.uk award for Best Radio Sitcom. Mrs Ragnarrok – Meera Syal Lucy – Georgia Tennant Producer: Liz Anstee Mrs R is off to Denmark and the truth about Lucy's real mother is revealed. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy about two sisters at war, by David Quantick. Episode Four: They Shoot Film Stars Don't They? Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders return in David Quantick's award-winning comedy. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders star as respected novelist Florence and movie star Selina, in the second series of this sparkling comedy by Veep writer David Quantick. |