Toast of London (2012-2015, 2020), Complete Series | Series Review | Micha's Breakdown

Do you like the TV Show "What We Do In The Shadows"? And what about the "IT Crowd"? If both answers were "yes", I guess you know what both shows have in common?! One of the lead roles is played by Matt Berry, the man with one of the most unique voices in show business - literally: I am talking about the sound of his voice. Have you seen the other kind-a recent show he stars in? No, then let me tell you a little bit about "Toast of London".

Toast of London (2013-2015, 2020).
#ToastOfLondon #ToastOfTinseltown

Link to the official and legal upload of the first episode of series one (not the pilot, though):    • Toast of London | British Comedy Star...  
Link to the webisodes on YouTube:    / toastoflondon  

Details about the reviewed show:
Directed by Michael Cumming,
Created by Arthur Mathews, Matt Berry,
Written by Arthur Mathews, Matt Berry,
Opening theme "Take My Hand" by Matt Berry,
Produced by Kate Daughton,
Production companies: Objective Media Group,
Distributed by All3Media.
Original network: Channel 4.

Release date: 20 August 2012 (Pilot), 20 October 2013 – 23 December 2015 (Series 1-3), 03 April - 01 May 2020 (Webisodes / "Series 4"),
Running time: 23 minutes per episode,
Countries: United Kingdom,
Languages: English.

Starring:
Matt Berry as Steven Gonville Toast,
Doon Mackichan as Jane Plough,
Robert Bathurst as Ed Howzer-Black,
Harry Peacock as Ray "Bloody" Purchase,
Tim Downie as Danny Bear,
Shazad Latif as Clem Fandango,
Tracy-Ann Oberman as Mrs Purchase,

Recurring:
Adrian Lukis as Colonel Blair Toast,
Amanda Donohoe as Ellen,
Alan Ford as Alan,
Peter Davison as a fictionalised version of himself,
Morgana Robinson as Jemima Gina in "Addictive Personality", Lorna Wynde in "Fool in Love" and Emma in "Beauty Calls",
Geoffrey McGivern as Cliff Promise in "The Unspeakable Play", Acker Herron in "Afternoon Tea", and Norris Flipjack in "Desperate Measures".

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The background song is "The Rising" by Aakash Gandhi.

Content:
0:00 Intro
1:41 Synopsis
5:19 Review
10:08 Rating
11:23 Side Notes, Thoughts and Observations
13:22 Closing & Goodbye