Clone

Monday 7:00 PM on BBC Three
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  • New Series
When a scientist succeeds in creating the first human clone his intention was to produce a prototype supersoldier, but instead is met with a unexpectedly loving personality. Adam Chase (Friends), Ash Atalla (The Office) and The King of Queens alum Rob Schiller are behind this promising multi-camera comedy.

The show is being produced by the BBC for BBC Three.

6 episodes have been ordered for season 1.moreless
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  • Clone or how to teach an uneducated chap to become funny?

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    It has come to a pretty lamentable situation when one has to decry the talents of the likes of Jonathan Pryce and Mark Gatiss but by attaching themselves to this amalgamation of weak, predictable and childlike jokes which are highly lacking in any form of the droll or comical yarn having being so contrived by the creator Adam Chase, I find I have to say boys you have made a enormous boob.

    The first episode left one feeling a little shell shocked but I had the hope that it might mature as the plotline was allowed machete its way through the next five instalments. Hell no, unlike that flavoursome hope of a ripening cheese filling ones nostrils in the anticipation that the salivary glands will come up trumps, this only could muster the strong powerful smell of what one would normally only associate with a farm breeding cattle!

    Dear me, where have all the new fresh and fragrant ideas disappeared to? And to add a further insult each episode has its initial showing followed by a further two repeats and on top of that you can retrieve it in the BBC iPlayer and the BBC have given Clone its own website. Talk about flogging a dead horse or should that be BULL!moreless
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Comedy, Science Fiction

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British TV, Dark Comedy