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Exclusive inTERVIEW BY ALEX MCCARTHY: When the name Blake Harrison is mentioned, the Inbetweeners is likely to be the first thing that comes to mind. It should, therefore. The show received numerous accolades, including Best Comedy, Best British Sitcom, Best TV Show, and Digital Choice. A fair few more. It's been a regular discussion among the four actors who made the show popular are up to date. The answer to at least one of them is still acting. According to one of the group, 'It's the best job in the world.'

The last episode of the second series of World on Fire is scheduled to air on tonight, and fans are already yelling for a third season. During the Second World War's outbreak, the BBC tells the tale of many lives of ordinary civilians around Europe. The first series spanned March 1939 to July 1940, while the second season followed events from October 1940 to May 1941.

During a mission across the African desert, viewers of BBC's World on Fire were left in emmes of tears last night. When it first premiered in 2019, the enthralling BBC1 drama, which follows characters living through the first year of the Second World War, was greeted with brisk praise.

Blake Harrison of the Inbetweeners celebrated 15 years since the first episode of the Channel 4 show aired. The hit teen sitcom first aired on May 1 in 2008, with two films based on the series releasing in 2011 and 2014. Neil Sutherland, the actor, paid homage to the series by posting a series of throwback snaps.

It's been 15 years since The Inbetweeners first appeared on television screens around the United Kingdom. The sitcom, which focused on the amusing lives of four teenagers in the United Kingdom, aired for three series from 2008-2010 before being turned into two films in 2011 and 2014. Simon Bird, James Buckley, Joe Thomas, and Blake Harrison (pictured) shot to fame after the classic show earned over $90 million at the box office, propelled protagonists Simon Bird, James Buckley, Joe Thomas, and Blake Harrison (pictured). But what have the quartet and their supporting stars been up to since they were shot to fame in the late noughties? FEMAIL reveals what became of the original cast members.

After Channel 4 broadcasted a repeat of last year's contest on Sunday, many viewers of Great Celebrity Bake Off were left irritable. Dragons Den's Deborah Meaden was named as the lead baker last week, and the new series, promoting Stand Up To Cancer, came to an end. On Sunday, however, as performers Emma Willis, Alex Horne, Blake Harrison, and Clara Amfo arrived, viewers got a strong sense of déjà vu.

It's been almost 15 years since The Inbetweeners first appeared on television screens throughout the United Kingdom. Between 2008 and 2010, the sitcom, which focused on the amusing lives of four teenagers in the United Kingdom, aired for three series before being adapted into two films in 2011 and 2014. The classic movie brought in almost $90 million at the box office, as well as propelled protagonists Simon Bird, James Buckley, Joe Thomas, and Blake Harrison to fame. But what have the quartet and their supporting stars been up to since they were shot to fame in the late noughties? FEMAIL revealed what became of the cast of the hit television, with a new show starring Simon Burn on Channel 4 now airing, and it shows no sign of ending.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The producers made the mistake of assuming that because she looks like a sweet little old lady, she must be a darling at heart. She was on her best behavior here, considering her words and her wind. However, she will not be cuddly or benevolent. At the bottom of your stack, she's as Christmassy as a mousetrap. Dickens' only concession to the holiday season was a fondness for him, and even then, she preferred the campaigning, political, and political aspects of his books to the bonhomie and good cheer. Nevertheless, she was able to capitalise on her opposition to sending six-year-olds down coal mines and to prosper this as a virtue-signalling device.

Billie Piper sported new raven locks for the first time since being hospitalized in July after sustaining a dance injury while filming the second series of I Hate Suzie. As she walked with her daughter Tallulah, three, and the actress, 39, was seen arriving in Heathrow Airport after a flight from the United States.

Will McKenzie's 'fit mum' Polly was one of the most memorable characters on the iconic comedy The Inbetweeners. But now the actress who starred her has confirmed that she is still has teenage dreams 14 years after the beloved sitcom first aired. Belinda Stewart-Wilson, 51, said she still gets 'graphic' messages from young men who adored her character Polly McKenzie, and she has even been shouted at in the street.