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Changing Ends(2023)

Archived · ITVX

7.96 eps
S03
ComedyBiography
ON AIR: NOV 23Season 3Archived listing

What to Expect

PremiereLens read

Changing Ends is a scripted comedy built from personal memory, tracing Alan Carr's actual childhood and adolescence in 1980s Britain. The humor is anecdotal and specific rather than plot-engineered, with scenes that feel like well-told stories from someone who has had years to find the funny side of his own awkwardness.

Family dynamics carry much of the comic weight, and the embarrassments are small-scale and recognizable precisely because they happened to a real person rather than a constructed character. That biographical grounding gives even the lighter moments a particular texture, somewhere between affectionate and mortifying, keeping the tone warm without softening the specifics.

Best for

self-deprecating humor, 1980s brit nostalgia and Comedy

Story lane

Comedy and Biography

Commitment

Season 3 · 6 episodes

Where

ITVX

Official Premise

An autobiographical scripted comedy based on stand-up and presenter Alan Carr's life.

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