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'The Office': Ricky Gervais' Favorite New Sitcom
Zap2It.comRicky Gervais says he's just about done with the episode of "The Office" he and his partner-in-comedy Stephen Merchant are writing for NBC. That's a pretty quick turnaround, considering it was only about two weeks ago that the team announced they'd...Tags: Entertainment, Ricky Gervais, Comedy (genre), Steve Carell, Golden Globe Awards
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'Shaun of the Dead'
!["Shaun of the Dead," which pitches itself as a British "rom zom com" — romantic zombie comedy — is even cuter than its premise. How the cuteness can transcend frequent impalings and ripped-out entrails may not be immediately obvious, but trust that it does. Variously co-written, directed and enacted by a trio of best friends, "Shaun" has all the markings of a labor of love. It's a grisly but sweet ode to friendship, love and the George Romero zombie trilogy.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-09/14373900.jpg ""Shaun of the Dead,\" which pitches itself as a British \"rom zom com\" — romantic zombie comedy — is even cuter than its premise. How the cuteness can transcend frequent impalings and ripped-out entrails may not be immediately obvious, but trust that it does. Variously co-written, directed and enacted by a trio of best friends, \"Shaun\" has all the markings of a labor of love. It's a grisly but sweet ode to friendship, love and the George Romero zombie trilogy.")
Times Staff Writer"Shaun of the Dead," which pitches itself as a British "rom zom com" — romantic zombie comedy — is even cuter than its premise. How the cuteness can transcend frequent impalings and ripped-out entrails may not be immediately obvious, but trust...Tags: Entertainment, Nick Frost, Comedy (genre), George Romero, Kate Ashfield
Feb 24, 2006
|Story| Zap2It
Sep 24, 2004
|Story| Los Angeles Times
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