When the capes are off
                   
independent.co.uk
25-Aug-2008
        

ITV is calling for better sitcoms. But is a comedy about off-duty superheroes the answer? The cast list for ITV2's first sitcom is impressive. A comedy about the personal lives of off-duty superheroes, it stars Patrick Baladi (The Office), Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley), James Lance (Teachers), Claire Keelan (Nathan Barley) and Rebekah Staton (Pulling). Its writer, Drew Pearce, a self-confessed graphic-novel geek,... [read full story]                    

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