The Catherine Tate Show


12:15 am - 12:55 am, Saturday, April 11 on U&W (25)

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Season 1, Episode 6

A death row wife finds love with a convicted murderer, and new parents are determined not to let their baby run their lives. Peter Kay guest stars


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Catherine Tate (Actor) .. Various characters
Peter Kay (Guest)

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Catherine Tate (Actor) .. Various characters
Born: May 12, 1968 in London
Best Known For: The Catherine Tate Show and Doctor Who.
Early-life: Born Catherine Ford on May 12, 1968, in London, she was raised in the distinctive and iconic Bloomsbury Centre by her florist mother Josephine. Catherine has revealed that she suffered from obsessive-compulsive disorder as a child. She attended Notre Dame High School for Girls, then the Sylvia Young Theatre School and later graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama and Royal National Theatre. She also spent a year with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Career: Tate's TV career began with small parts in serial dramas Casualty and The Bill, while her comedy talent was nurtured on The Harry Hill Show, Big Train, That Peter Kay Thing and Wild West, a series she made while pregnant. As well as her critically acclaimed comedy series The Catherine Tate Show, she has also appeared in Bleak House, on the West End stage and in the US version of The Office. The comedienne acquired a new set of fans when she became Doctor Who assistant Donna Noble; she reunited with co-star David Tennant in Much Ado About Nothing in London's West End during the summer of 2011.
Quote: Of her Doctor Who appearance, she joked: 'I was holding out for a summer season at Wigan rep but as a summer job this'll do.'
Trivia: Tate is the patron of the Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust.
Peter Kay (Guest)
Born: July 02, 1973 in Farnworth, Lancashire
Best Known For: Phoenix Nights, charity records and sell-out comedy tours.
Early-life: Peter John Kay was born in Farnworth, Lancashire, on July 2, 1973. He failed all his GCSEs except art. Nevertheless, he pursued higher education, eventually studying at Liverpool Hope University, but he dropped out to study Media Performance at the University of Salford. Part of the course involved performing stand-up in a local pub, which made Peter determined to become a comedian. At college he supported himself with various jobs, including packing toilet rolls and working as a bingo caller.
Career: Kay won the City Life Northwest Comedian of the Year title and Channel 4's So You Think You're Funny contest in 1997. His first programme, The Services, was nominated for a Royal Television Society Award and led to his debut series, That Peter Kay Thing. His other acting work includes roles in 24 Hour Party People, Phoenix Nights, Linda Green, Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere, Doctor Who, Coronation Street, The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse, and Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice. He has also fronted commercials, lent his voice to various animated projects, released a number of charity singles, appeared on stage in The Producers in Manchester and Cardiff in 2007 and published three volumes of autobiography. He returned to TV screens in 2015 with new sitcom Peter Kay's Car Share.
Quote: 'How do you kill a circus? Go for the juggler.'
Trivia: He supports Children in Need and Comic Relief; a stage version of Phoenix Nights raised money for the latter.
Derren Litten (Writer)
Gordon Anderson (Director)
Geoffrey Perkins (Producer)