No Heroics
No Heroics is a British comedy television series that premiered in 2008, starring a diverse ensemble cast including Clive Russell as Barry, Allan Corduner as Shopkeeper, Josephine Butler as Kate, Andrea Lowe as Vicci, Steve Spiers as Norse Dave, Ginny Holder as TV Reporter, Joseph Altin as Robber, Tony Way as Praying Mantis, Mark Heap as Lightkiller, Raquel Cassidy as Kim the Agent, Tim Plester as Gary, Dan Clark as Astroburn, James Lance as Timebomb, Evelyn Duah as Caley the Waitress, Emerjit Dew as Post Office Manager, Brittany Ishibashi as Jill, Delroy Atkinson as Newspaper Vendor, Simon Greenall as Isobar, Bronson Webb as Jackrabbit, Donna Combe as Stripclub Manager, Adam Buxton as Jacob, Joe Cornish as Power Hour, Bruce Mackinnon as Tidalwave, Jim Howick as Thundermonkey, Nicholas Burns as The Hotness, Susan Earl as Lisa, Rebecca Staton as She-Force, Oliver Maltman as Doomball, Lori Haygen as Uninterested Bus Girl, Clare Gillen as Electroclash, Wayne Powders as Hoody Boy, Ian Boldsworth as Darren, Joanna Neary as Judy, Luke Lynch as Comic Book Geek, Nick Mohamed as Ian, Chahak Patel as Prince, Lapdancer, Josephine Kaim as Gloryvixen, Tom Basden as Fusebox, Patrick Baladi as Excelsior, Julia Dickens as Lynda, Scottish Drunk, Guard.
The show follows the lives of a group of superheroes who hang out in a bar, dealing with the day-to-day struggles of being heroes in a world that doesn't always appreciate them. With a mix of humor, action, and heart, the series explores the challenges and joys of being a hero in a world that doesn't always recognize their efforts.
The diverse cast brings a range of characters to life, from the bumbling Barry to the powerful Norse Dave, each with their own unique quirks and personalities. The interactions between the characters create a dynamic and engaging ensemble, with plenty of laughs along the way.
No Heroics is a fresh and fun take on the superhero genre, offering a unique perspective on what it means to be a hero in a world full of villains and naysayers. With its witty writing, strong performances, and memorable characters, the show is sure to entertain audiences looking for a new twist on the classic superhero story.
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