Human Remains “Extraordinary television, so effortless and inexplicable that it is touched with comic genius.” The Times Rob Brydon and Julia Davis portray six seemingly ordinary couples whose strange relationships are in varying states of disrepair or marital bliss. Under the microscope of the camera, the universal themes of sex, power, illness, perversion, and hair loss are dramatically revealed.

Marion And Geoff “Can induce tears of laughter and pity within the same bite-sized episode.” The Independent Lovable loser and eternal optimist, Keith Barret, delivers his bittersweet monologues from the driver’s seat of his car. He may be separated from his wife Marion, missing his ‘little smashers’ and suffering from a little trapped wind, but life for Keith is still lovely, smashing, and very nice. Keith Barret Show “Pants-wittingly funny.”

The Guardian Divorced chauffeur Keith Barret turns marriage counselor to the stars in a chat show discussing the secrets of successful relationships. Those sharing their intimacies include Richard and Judy, Kerry and Bryan McFadden, and Ronnie and Anne Corbett. Interesting tips and views are exchanged, but remember “it’s only a bit of fun”.