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Stuffed review – Guz Khan’s Christmas special is charming, funny and genuinely sweet

This joke-filled caper of a Muslim-Christian family going on a Lapland holiday after an unexpected bonus will leave your cockles well and truly warmed

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Guz Khan’s stressful Lapland comedy caper

Family man Arslan (Khan) is given a bumper bonus in Stuffed. Plus: a septuagenarian on First Dates at Christmas. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

‘Christmas paid for the extension on my house!’ How Guz Khan became an unlikely festive TV icon

He’s played a reindeer, spent hours recreating Home Alone’s most lethal stunts – and now he’s having a yuletide disaster in Stuffed. The Man Like Mobeen star talks about interfaith Christmas … and why he refuses to go back to Lapland

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‘Silence is complicity’: Benedict Cumberbatch, Florence Pugh and Riz Ahmed lead rousing Together for Palestine concert

Over the course of four hours, musicians, artists, speakers and activists come together at London’s Wembley Arena for fundraiser curated by Brian Eno

The Independent UK

Stuffed: cast, plot, first look and everything we know about the Christmas comedy

Stuffed is a Christmas caper starring comedian Guz Khan as a father who takes his family to Lapland.

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TV tonight: the Marie Antoinette ‘affair of the necklace’ scandal

A juicy period drama about the French queen ups the ante with scheming and backstabbing. Plus: the last-ever double bill of Man Like Mobeen. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Man Like Mobeen final season review – who said childish jokes can’t be hilarious?

Guz Khan’s last dive into Birmingham’s criminal underbelly is both hard-hitting drama and as delightfully puerile as ever. You won’t stop laughing … even if you can’t fully follow along

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TV tonight: the final season of Guz Khan’s hit comedy Man Like Mobeen

Mobeen is on a rescue mission to save his sister – can he pull it off? Plus: heaps of fun in the return of Taskmaster. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

From The Friend to Taskmaster: your complete entertainment guide for the week ahead

Naomi Watts is landed with a big dog in a poignant tale of loss, while the long-running comedy gameshow serves up its wildest lineup yet

The Guardian - UK

Man Like Mobeen set to return for fifth and final season

The Bafta-nominated comedy is set to return to screens next month

The Independent UK

Sunday with Guz Khan: ‘There’s usually a massive game of garden cricket, full of swearing’

The comedian talks big families, food deliveries, and his kids smugly beating him at Fortnight

The Guardian - UK

That Christmas: release date, voice cast, plot, trailer, exclusive interviews, music and everything you need to know about the festive movie

That Christmas is an animated Netflix movie by Richard Curtis and voiced by Brian Cox, Bill Nighy, Fiona Shaw and Jodie Whittaker.

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Guz Khan review – Man Like Mobeen star relishes the outrageous

The Coventry comic’s new show centres more on storytelling than polished quips but this is still a boisterous set

The Guardian - UK

Guz Khan at the Eventim Apollo review: comedy tornado blew the audience away

The Coventry-based crowdpleaser found plenty of humour in the personal, but didn't shy away from the political either

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‘On stage, I feel like we’re all in Year 11’: comedian Guz Khan on teaching and tough starts

The Coventry comedian knows full well the power that humour has to change people’s lives – just look at what it’s done to his

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How To Date Billy Walsh: release date, cast, plot, trailer, interviews and everything you need to know

How To Date Billy Walsh is a teen romance movie on Prime Video starring Tanner Buchanan, Charithra Chandran and Sebastian Croft.

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TV tonight: Our highlights for Monday, July 3, 2023

Long Lost Family is just one of the gems on TV tonight.

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Wonders of the World I Can't See: release date, episodes and everything we know

Wonders of the World I Can't See — join blind comedian Chris McCausland as he travels the world with celebrity pals in this Channel 4 travelogue.

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Evening Standard

Guz Khan: ‘Man Like Mobeen resonated with the world bro, it blows my mind’

He gets recognised in California car parks and African airports, but his mum remains unimpressed

The Independent UK

Celebrities back campaign for quality work experience for state school pupils

Speakers for Schools has produced a new film featuring high-profile supporters of the charity telling how work experience shaped their careers.

The Guardian - UK

From M3gan to Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Fancy a neat little shocker about a very annoyed android, or an exhibition dedicated to the Doctor? Whatever you’re in the mood for, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

The Guardian - UK

The best theatre, dance and comedy tickets to book for 2023

Danny Boyle’s Matrix-inspired spectacular opens in Manchester, Succession star Brian Cox returns to the stage and standups Maisie Adam, Guz Khan and Catherine Cohen are on tour

The Guardian - UK

The Unofficial Science of Home Alone review – what, no charred skeletons?

This testing of the Christmas classic’s violent scenes – from head-smashing paint pots to high-voltage shocks – would have been better if James Acaster and Guz Khan did less wisecracking and more suffering

The Guardian - UK

‘Don’t blowtorch my head!’ The Home Alone recreation that nearly fried James Acaster and Guz Khan

Swinging paintcans, electrified sinks, a drop from a zipwire … in The Unofficial Science of Home Alone, James Acaster and Guz Khan are fall guys for the Christmas classic’s brutal booby traps

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: those lethal Home Alone booby traps are put to the test

James Acaster and Guz Khan investigate the science of their favourite Christmas film. Plus: an expensive London hotel gears up for festivities. Here’s what to watch this evening

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