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The King Is Dead (TV series)

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The King Is Dead
Created by Simon Bird
Starring Simon Bird
Nick Mohammed
Katy Wix
Jonny Sweet
Mathew Baynton
Voices of Peter Dickson
Country of origin United Kingdom
Original language English
No. of series 1
No. of episodes 7 ( list of episodes )
Production
Executive producers Margot Gavan Duffy
Suzy Lamb
Running time 30 minutes
Production company Talkback Thames
Original release
Network BBC Three
Release 2 September  ( 2010-09-02 )  ?
14 October 2010  ( 2010-10-14 )

The King is Dead is a 2010 British comedy show created, written by, and starring Simon Bird . Also presenting were Nick Mohammed and Katy Wix . It aired on Thursdays at 10.30pm on BBC Three , with repeats on both Friday and Saturday.

Overview [ edit ]

Each week on The King Is Dead a well-known public figure was hypothetically bumped off. It was down to the comedic interview panel, led by Simon Bird, to find a replacement. Three celebrities compete in an interview process in a bid to prove they are the best applicant for the available job. [1]

Episode list [ edit ]

In total six regular episodes and one clips show have been broadcast, seven in total (bold indicates winner).

Episode Title Participants Date
1 "The President of the USA" Sarah Beeny
James Corden
Peaches Geldof
2 September 2010  ( 2010-09-02 )
2 "Chief of Police" Kirsten O'Brien
Caprice
Graham Cole
9 September 2010  ( 2010-09-09 )
3 "The King" Jennie Bond
Chloe Madeley
Louis Walsh
16 September 2010  ( 2010-09-16 )
4 "Assistant Regional Head of Sales" Eamonn Holmes
Mollie King
Kate Walsh
23 September 2010  ( 2010-09-23 )
5 "King of the Jungle" Dappy
George Lamb
Terry Nutkins
30 September 2010  ( 2010-09-30 )
6 "Father Christmas" Derek Acorah
Huey Morgan
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
7 October 2010  ( 2010-10-07 )
7 "Long Live the Best Bits" Highlights show 14 October 2010  ( 2010-10-14 )

Reception [ edit ]

The show was cancelled in October 2010 after it was panned by critics and received low ratings. [2]

References [ edit ]

  1. ^ "The King is Dead" . BBC . Retrieved 24 September 2010 .
  2. ^ "What's Up with the Bird?" . Channel Hopping . Retrieved 15 January 2012 .

External links [ edit ]