Daisy Dunn

Boldly and brilliantly unoriginal: Kermode and Mayo’s Take reviewed

Plus: a clever, self-effacing new radio essay from Adrian Edmondson

Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo have taken their production team with them to their new studio at Sony, making the transition highly efficient. Image: Chris Bull / Alamy Stock Photo
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