Little Miss Jocelyn
Last night after watching Spooks on BBC 3 I left the tv on for the programme that followed. This was how I chanced accross Little Miss Jocelyn.
Perhaps it's the Constant references to Nigeria, but I genuinely found this show extremely funny. After watching the show I browsed the BBC website and couldn't believe my luck to find the first 5 episodes available to play online. Wonderful.
Characters such as Ignatius the Nigerian Driving Instructor, and Mrs Omwukuopopo are inspired creations from someone who loves her culture, and wants to share it's hilarious foibles with the world. Please Please Please watch this show.
The DVD will be out soon
Labels: British TV, comedy, Nigeria
posted by Aaron Rowe @ 11:32 AM
2 Comments:
I wondered who was watching that show! Is it really based on Nigerian Characters?
My Sister,
I guess you haven't watched it. Nigerian's in London is absolutely central to the comedy. There's also some Jamaican in there too.
Don't Worry, I have the DVD now.
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