Black Books
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First episode date | September 29, 2000 |
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Final episode date | April 15, 2004 |
Theme song | Black Books Theme Song |
Writers | Dylan Moran |
Graham Linehan | |
Apr 8, 2004 | |
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Reviews | www.imdb.com |
Written by | Dylan Moran |
No of seri | 3 |
Compos | Jonathan Whitehead |
Origin releas | 29 September 2000 –; 15 April 2004 |
Cast | Dylan Moran |
Episodes | EpisodesS03 E06 · PartyApr 15, 2004 S03 E05 · The Travel WriterApr 8, 2004 S03 E04 · A Little FlutterApr 1, 2004 View 15+ more |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 1001735 |
About Black Books
Bernard Black owns a book shop and lacks interpersonal skills. His employee, Manny, and his next-door store owner Fran are always up to no good.
Graham Linehan attacks cancel culture at Conservative conference fringe event
... Mr Linehan co-created the Channel 4 comedy Father Ted and later wrote Black Books and The IT Crowd...
It was important to make a stand, says Graham Linehan
... " Mr Linehan, who also wrote TV sitcoms The IT Crowd and Black Books, is often at the centre of heated rows over trans issues and women s rights on social media, with opponents accusing him of transphobia...
Graham Linehan: Second venue cancels Father Ted writer's comedy show
... " Mr Linehan co-created the Channel 4 comedy Father Ted and later wrote Black Books and the Emmy-award winning The IT Crowd...
Graham Linehan: New venue for Father Ted writer's cancelled gig
... " Hateful content Mr Linehan co-created the Channel 4 comedy Father Ted and later wrote Black Books and The IT Crowd...
Father Ted writer Graham Linehan comedy show cancelled over gender views
... Mr Linehan co-created the Channel 4 comedy Father Ted and later wrote Black Books and The IT Crowd...
Father Ted writer Graham Linehan comedy show cancelled over gender views
A comedy show featuring Father Ted writer Graham Linehan in Edinburgh has been cancelled due to complaints.
Leith Arches said it had pulled the gig after claiming it " does not align with our overall values".
The writer has been been an outspoken critic of transgender self-identification.
Mr Linehan urged The Venue to reconsider its decision and suggested the cancellation might be unlawful.
Leith Arches said it had been unaware Mr Linehan would be taking part in The Show which was organised by a Third Party .
In a Social Media post it thanked members of The Public for their complaints about his scheduled appearance this Thursday.
It wrote: " We do not support this comedian or his views and he will not be allowed to perform at our venue and is cancelled from Thursday's comedy show with immediate effect. "
Mr Linehan responded on X, formerly Twitter, by challenging The Venue to explain which of his views it found offensive.
He posted: " It sure sounds like discrimination on the grounds of my legally protected beliefs. "
Earlier this year another Edinburgh comedy venue, The Stand , cancelled a scheduled Fringe festival appearance by SNP MP Joanna Cherry after staff said they were not comfortable with her views on transgender issues.
But the Comedy Club admitting the cancellation was " unfair and constituted unlawful discrimination against Ms Cherry".
The In Conversation With. . Joanna Cherry event took place last week.
Ms Cherry, who is also a top lawyer, later posted that the Linehan case " looks like a pretty clear case of belief discrimination" and hit out at " more petulant cancellation".
Mr Linehan co-created the Channel 4 comedy Father Ted and later wrote Black Books and The IT Crowd.
In 2008 an episode of The IT crowd was criticised over its transgender plot line.
Mr Linehan was later involved in A Number of acrimonious Social Media disputes with trans activists, and in 2020 was permanently suspended from Twitter which claimed he had breached rules on " hateful content".
In an emotional BBC interview Last Year , the Dublin-born writer told Nolan Live he had been unfairly targeted over his views, losing him work and contributing to the break-up of his marriage.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com