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Ed Reardon's Week - Series 01 to 04 - Complete - Audio Comedy - BBC7
24 x 30 minute episodes - 128Kbps - Mp3 - Slimoo




Ed Reardon's Week concerns the story of a curmudgeonly 50-something writer described in the show's publicity material as an "author, pipesmoker, consummate fare-dodger and master of the abusive email".

The central conceits of the comedy are that Ed lives in genteel poverty with his cat, Elgar, scraping a living as a hack by working through commissions for coffee table books such as The Brands Hatch Story and Pet Peeves, a book of celebrity pet anecdotes. Much of this work comes through his agent Felix and Felix's assistant Ping, an archetypal Sloane Ranger who rejects his amorous advances.

Ed teaches a screenwriting class, held weekly at the local sports centre. This adult education group spend a lot of time giving him advice and making comments about his general lack of achievement, between complaints about being forced to watch his Tenko episode. Ed also "plays" in a Dixieland jazz band with his more successful friends, his instrument of choice being the jug.

Ed has lived in a one-bedroom flat in Berkhamsted ever since he sold his London home after a messy divorce. This is described as "living at the cutting edge, or above The Cutting Edge, to be accurate, a flat over a hairdresser's".


Much humour comes from Ed's rants and inability to stop himself getting carried away in his angry tirades, often triggered by learning that somebody younger than him is proving more successful (such as the author of Eats, Shoots and Leaves, Lynn Truss; one tirade finds Ed receiving several copies of the book as gifts for his birthday and working how much in royalties Truss will have received because of the book sales).

Cast:
Ed Reardon - Chris Douglas
Harvey - Sean Lock
Olive - Stephanie Cole
Felix - John Fortune
Frank - David Cann
Steward - Paul Richard Biggin
Cliff - Simon Greenall
Ping - Sally Hawkins
Jaz Milvane - Philip Jackson
Pearl - Rita May
Lucy - Laura Solon
Stan - Geoffrey Whitehead


Ed Reardon's Week - S01 - E01 - The Swim
Ed Reardon's Week - S01 - E02 - Pulp Non-Fiction
Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E03 - The Last Laugh
Ed Reardon's Week - S01 - E04 - The Old Lock-Keeper
Ed Reardon's Week - S01 - E05 - The Winona Defence
Ed Reardon's Week - S01 - E06 - King Of The Road

Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E01 - Rogue Mail
Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E02 - The Speech
Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E03 - The Last Laugh
Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E04 - Our Man In Berkhamsted
Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E05 - A Hint Of Calvados
Ed Reardon's Week - S02 - E06 - The Operations

Ed Reardon's Week - S03 - E01 - The Name-Check
Ed Reardon's Week - S03 - E02 - Dad
Ed Reardon's Week - S03 - E03 - Undercover
Ed Reardon's Week - S03 - E04 - The Dig
Ed Reardon's Week - S03 - E05 - Murder Most Rewritten
Ed Reardon's Week - S03 - E06 - The Libel Action

Ed Reardon's Week - S04 - E01 - January The 31st
Ed Reardon's Week - S04 - E02 - Ruth And Reconciliation
Ed Reardon's Week - S04 - E03 -The Wrong Fleece
Ed Reardon's Week - S04 - E04 - The Old Boys Network
Ed Reardon's Week - S04 - E05 - Role Reversal
Ed Reardon's Week - S04 - E06 - Trimarans That Pass In The Night


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