Murder in Successville

This show is all about the concept - putting an unsuspecting TV celeb in the position of solving a murder mystery. Throw in exaggerated character impersonations, a bit of humour, a touch of awkwardness, a bit of improv (this is where it really comes to life), and great end credit songs, and you've got a gem.

Rarely do I feel the need to watch something twice when it comes out, but this programme has that affect as it is full of nuances and little bits of information that are good for a second viewing.

DI Sleet, the chief (Gordon Ramsay) and Ciarad Lloyd deserve special mention, though the celebs each play their part.

It's nice to see something different from the usual panel show/sitcom based comedy. Hopefully there's more to come.

This tom Davis? He's hilarious and talented! I was searching for hours last night scrolling I saw this and thought what the heck! I ended up watching 3 episodes ( first 2 were my fave) and it was 1am and I wanted to switch to something more light to watch. I was in the other room when it started so didn't know they used celebrities until the 3rd episode. I'll come back to it tonight. Obviously a lot of people don't know about it as there's so few reviews. It's not the type of humour for everyone but Davis is really funny!

Murder in Successville is a brilliantly funny murder mystery series that i enjoyed immensely. Tom Davis plays his part superbly with an air of incompetence and vulnerability and being a very likable character to boot. The celebrities are the spark for the format to work and they deliver genuinely funny performances. The rest of the cast play their parts competently and with huge amounts of vigour and i really liked the pantomime type of delivery for the show. When unexpected moments happen it is hilarious to see the ad-lib between the celebs and Tom as it is scripted to the degree of the story being played out only, leaving plenty of room for comedy. Series 1 was good but series 2 got even better. I really hope this show runs for a long time as each and every episode is entirely different from the last, using clever use of props and locations. It really has the feel of a cityscape and is filmed and edited fantastically. Top marks........

I'm not a fan of giving these type of celebrities anymore airtime than they deserve, however, I do think this works well. I love the film noir styling, the concept of the show is great, ad lib to a certain degree makes the comedy genuine and you can't help but laugh. It's off the wall approach is fresh a mix of mighty boosh meets sin city... The lead guy (Sleet played by Tommy Davis) is great in his role an obscure giant of a character that keeps the celebs ticking along the process. The celebrity impersonations aren't great but I'm sure it's intentionally rough to keep it edgy. There is also the element of who done it, I know the plots are very random but it's still another element of intrigue and keeps you guessing. I would like to know how informed the celebs actually are, I do hope they are as in the dark as is made out. I'm hooked and hope it continues for a third series.

I listen to Tom and Tom's Wolf & Owl podcast and it was mentioned that this had "dropped" on Netflix so I sought it out. I bloody love it! Despite being seven plus years late watching it, I tell everyone to seek it out ... it's the perfect mix of humour and p*ss-take and the half hour self-contained episodes are perfect for us hospitality workers who want a mini snippet of TV between work and sleep.

A brilliant opportunity for the "guest" PCs - I think that they all came out really well and it's nice to see the authentic side of their personalities .

Congratulations to all involved. Just sorry I'm late to the party x.