British dark comedy 'Hapless' lands on Peacock: Here’s when you can watch it
British dark comedy series, "Hapless," makes its way to the United States, courtesy of Peacock. Developed by the renowned filmmaker Gary Sinyor, known for his work on New Line's «The Bachelor» and «Leon the Pig Farmer,» this offbeat comedy promises to entertain audiences with its unique brand of humor.
As per a report by Collider, starring Tim Downie, recognized for his roles in «Outlander» and «Good Omens,» among others, «Hapless» will debut both seasons on Peacock from April 10.
Misadventures and Hilarity Ensue
«Hapless» follows the escapades of Paul Green, portrayed by Tim Downie, a single, freelance journalist navigating life's absurdities in London while working for a prominent Jewish publication.
Throughout the series, viewers witness Paul's uncanny ability to stumble into awkward and uproarious situations, accompanied by a stellar ensemble cast including Jeany Spark, Mike Fenton Stevens, Josh Howie, Sally Phillips, and Nick Blood.
Gary Sinyor, the mastermind behind «Hapless,» expressed his excitement about bringing the quirky British humor across the pond, stating, «Peacock has been a great partner by bringing my off-beat British/Jewish humor combo to the States which is the ultimate home of long-running classic sitcoms.»
Exploring Serious Themes with Dark Humor
Despite its comedic tone, «Hapless» delves into weighty subjects, particularly Paul's inadvertent entanglement in the UK's anti-Semitic movement. Through Paul's misadventures, the series
