Sitcom Geek: Bluestone 42

Thursday, 14 February 2013

Bluestone 42

So, it's here. And I can finally talk about it. The idea about a counter-IED unit, called Bluestone 42, in Afghanistan that Richard Hurst and I first pitched in June 2011, which is now going to be 8 episodes on BBC3 starting next month. Directed by Iain B MacDonald. Produced by Michelle Farr. Exec produced by Stephen McCrum. See pic. Oh, you have. (Click on it and it gets bigger. Left to right it's Stephen Wight, Kelly Adams, Gary Carr, Oliver Chris, Keeno Lee Hector, Scott Hoatson, Jamie Quinn, Tony Gardner and Katie Lyons.) Anyway, more information will appear on this blog over the next few weeks. Feel free to ask any questions as comments and I'll try to get to them soon.

2 comments:

Nisha19 February 2013 at 13:54
I like this blue stone so much , Thanks
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Anonymous11 April 2013 at 21:46
8 episodes?? We are on episode 7 already, please tell me there's more, I can't bear it if that's it...and I never watch TV but I am totally addicted to this.
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James Cary

James Cary is a comedy writer for BBC TV and Radio. Full list of broadcast credits HERE.

He co-created Bluestone 42 for BBC3 with Richard Hurst. James met Richard working on series 1 & 2 of BBC's award-winning sitcom, Miranda. He also co-wrote Miranda Hart's Jokeshop for BBC Radio 2. James has also written episodes of My Hero, My Family and Citizen Khan for BBC1, and an episode of Shakespeare & Hathaway, to be filmed in 2021.

His radio credits include three series of Hut 33, four series of Think the Unthinkable, and sketch show, Concrete Cow. He has also written five series of Another Case of Milton Jones, as well as Thanks A Lot of Milton and The House of Milton Jones with, er, Milton Jones for BBC Radio 4.

His script editing work includes Almost Never (CBBC), Recorded For Training Purposes (BBC Radio 4), Gigglebiz (CBeebies) and Mr Bloom's Nursery (CBeebies).

He is represented by Georgina at The Haworth Agency. For more info, go here.