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Feel Good have reflected on their win at last night’s BandLab NME Awards 2022, and said how they “all wish we were musicians”.The Netflix show won Best TV Series Supported By 19 Crimes at the London ceremony last night (March 2).After winning the award, Martin and co-star Charlotte Ritchie, writer Joe Hampson and director Luke Snellin headed to the winners’ room backstage at the O2 Academy Brixton to chat to NME.Speaking of the award, Hampson said: “It feels nice to be given an award by the music industry, not TV. I don’t know what that means, but it feels nice.”Martin added “I think we all kind of wish we were musicians,” with Hampson saying musicians are “so much cooler than us”.“There’s music in the show, as well,” director Snellin clarified.After it was announced that Feel Good won’t be returning for a third season, the cast were asked whether this makes their award win feel like a nice ending to the story.“That’s a really nice way to think about it!” co-star Charlotte Ritchie responded.

Feel Good has won Best TV Series supported by 19 Crimes at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The comedy-drama, co-written by and featuring Mae Martin, beat out It’s A Sin, Sex Education, Stath Lets Flats, and We Are Lady Parts for the award.Bimini and Adam Lambert presented the award to Martin after complimenting each other’s outfits on the night.Martin collected the award alongside co-star Charlotte Ritchie, writer Joe Hampson and director Luke Snellin. “Thank you so much, this is great,” Martin said.Snellin then added: “Thank you NME.

Scots actor Greg McHugh took a real step back in time as he was reunited with his Fresh Meat co-stars for the show's tenth anniversary celebrations.

Mae Martin is ready to Feel Good again.

READ MORE: Call the Midwife: Charlotte Ritchie regrets Nurse Barbara's deathThe 31-year-old actress and singer has worked with some huge names including Michael Sheen and the cast of Harry Potter. One of her first big roles was in the Channel 4 series in Fresh Meat, and she joined the Call the Midwife cast in 2015.

Taskmaster fans have dubbed the latest challenge on the Channel 4 show as the “grossest ever”.In last night’s (April 8) episode, contestants Lee Mack, Charlotte Ritchie, Mike Wozniak, Sarah Kendall and Jamali Maddix had to find a way of getting a frozen banana inside a wine bottle stuffed with jelly.Aided by various kitchen utensils, they all carved very different paths towards the finish line, with Mack and Ritchie even resorting to chewing up the banana in the hope of spitting it through the small gap.This saw many fans taking to Twitter to express their disgust.

Taskmaster returned with the first episode of its 11th season tonight (March 18) on Channel 4 and quickly settled into pushing five celebrities to their limits. Mr Taskmaster aka Greg Davies returned to present the new episodes.

Taskmaster is set to return for its 11th series – watch a brand new teaser below.The gameshow, which sees hosts Greg Davies and Alex Horne set weird tasks and challenges for celebrity contestants, moved over to Channel 4 from comedy channel Dave last year.In a new 10-second teaser, Horne is seen dusting a huge statue of Davies while a narrator says: “The tyrant returns.”Coming soon to @Channel4…@AlexHorne@GDavies @Charitchie@JamaliMaddix@LeeMack@MrMikeWozniak@Sarah_Kendall pic.twitter.com/ePFYdAHtGf— Taskmaster (@taskmaster) February 25, 2021BAFTA-winning comic Lee Mack (Not Going Out), actress Charlotte Ritchie (Ghosts), stand-up comedian Jamali Maddix (Hate Thy Neighbour), actor, writer and comedian Mike Wozniak (Man Down), and

Taskmaster has revealed the line-up of contestants for series 11.The new batch of episodes will arrive in 2021 and will see actor Charlotte Ritchie (Feel Good), stand-up Jamali Maddix comedian (Hate Thy Neighbour), BAFTA-winning comic Lee Mack (Not Going Out), actor, writer, and comedian Mike Wozniak (Man Down) and BAFTA-nominated actor and comedian Sarah Kendall (Frayed) battle it out.The contestants will embark on a series of “stupefying tasks testing their ingenuity, and weeding out their stupidity,” Channel 4 teased in a press release.Next year will also see the return of Champion of Champions, which invites winners of series six to ten to return.Richard Herring, who recently won series 10, will be returning alongside Liza Tarbuck,

mum has created a jumbo bed for her three sons who can't bear to be separated after lockdown. Charlotte Ritchie's three boys, Dexter, eight, Zaccariah, seven and five-year-old Elyjiah have been squeezing in the same single bed every night since the Covid pandemic began.

Under normal circumstances, Canadian comedian Mae Martin would be doing press junkets and in-person interviews to promote her new Netflix series “Feel Good”, which launched last week. 

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Whenever things get too real or she sees an opportunity to relapse into old patterns, Mae (Mae Martin) hears a high-pitched ringing in her ears like she’s been briefly concussed. Most times, she manages to blink it away. Other times, however, she finds herself drawn to the ringing, to that pang of recognition, like a moth to the flame she knows could burn her into dust.

Whenever things get too real or she sees an opportunity to relapse into old patterns, Mae (Mae Martin) hears a high-pitched ringing in her ears like she’s been briefly concussed. Most times, she manages to blink it away. Other times, however, she finds herself drawn to the ringing, to that pang of recognition, like a moth to the flame she knows could burn her into dust.