Crackanory
Crackanory is British Comedy TV series. Stars: Tom Meeten, Matthew Steer, Amy Hoggart. Also known as Крэканори in Russia. It debuted on Nov 13, 2013, on Dave. The series has 7.1 * rating by IMDb.
How Many Seasons Are There Of Crackanory: 4 (26 episodes)
| Season 5 |
Dave |
| Season 4 |
Season premieres on January 30, 2017 Finale: February 9, 2017 Dave, 8 episodes |
| Season 3 |
Season premieres on December 7, 2015 Finale: December 12, 2015 Dave, 6 episodes |
| Season 2 |
2014, Dave, 6 episodes |
| Season 1 |
2013, Dave, 6 episodes |
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Crackanory is on Dave (United Kingdom) Mondays at 10 pm
S4E8 (Pickled) - Air Date: Feb 09, 2017 (3 years ago)
Mel Giedroyc's bouncing back in first look at the next series of Dave's Crackanory - Digital Spy - via Digitalspy
There are a few changes this time around too: instead of having two stories (and therefore two narrators) per episode, each instalment will now consist of one narrator telling a longer, more in-depth story.
Carrie Fisher spins us a tale in Crackanory - Digital Spy - via Digitalspy
TV preview: Poirot, Crackanory and The Hairstyles That Changed Britain - Metro - via Metro
Christopher Lloyd joins Crackanory Series 3 - News - British Comedy Guide - via Comedy
Crackanory gets a second series - News - British Comedy Guide - via Comedy
Sheridan Smith making TV comeback on Dave's Crackanory - The Independent - via Independent
A source told the Mirror of her performance on the show: “She was brilliant on set, really lovely to work with and read brilliantly. She’s a brilliant actress and the programme were delighted to have her.”
Dave's Crackanory returns with funding from Audible - CampaignLive - via Campaignlive
Crackanory Series 4 stories revealed - News - British Comedy Guide - via Comedy
The Drum's Profile Hub Round-up: Tennent's Hee Haw, Dave's Crackanory and the Dog's Trust - The Drum - via Thedrum
TV review: Crackanory will struggle to have one tenth of the lifespan - The Independent - via Independent
One month earlier, in December 1965, Jackanory, a BBC1 teatime programme in which someone famous (usually an actor) read a children's story, made its debut, going on to endure for 30 years and become an indelible part of generations of British childhoods.
