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Andrew Collins
Andrew Collins (born 4 March 1965) is the creator and writer of Radio 4 sitcom Mr Blue Sky. His TV writing work includes EastEnders and the sitcoms Grass (which he co-wrote with Simon Day) and Not Going Out (which he initially co-wrote with Lee Mack). [more]
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Andrew's biography on Twitter reads: Grown-up, left-leaning idealist. Scriptwriter (Not Going Out; Mr Blue Sky; Grass), critic (Telly Addict; Radio Times), author, editor, journalist, cat lover.
@AndrewCollins has 40,622 followers.
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@AndrewCollins has 40,622 followers.
See how Andrew compares to other Twitter users at BBC Radio 6 Music and those who work in radio.
@Gculloty87 No it was The One Show that ruined my record by having me back on.
— Andrew Collins (@AndrewCollins) 15 Jul
Tweets are Andrew's personal views and not those of the BBC or other employers.
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Andrew Collins on Wikipedia
Andrew lists this link on Twitter: http://wherediditallgorightblog.wordpress.com/
Andrew lists this link on Twitter: http://wherediditallgorightblog.wordpress.com/
Latest articles by Andrew Collins
TV episode name games: an extra layer or distraction from the action?
Television shows – from Nashville to The Fall to Springwatch – are often peppered with in-jokes, puzzles and pop culture references. But do we get them?
Television shows – from Nashville to The Fall to Springwatch – are often peppered with in-jokes, puzzles and pop culture references. But do we get them?
Is there a shortage of TV actors?
Channel hop on any given evening and the chances are you will see the same faces, but in different roles. Do you have a favourite overworked star?
Channel hop on any given evening and the chances are you will see the same faces, but in different roles. Do you have a favourite overworked star?
Cine-files: Curzon Soho, London
Each week we ask a reader to tell us about where they go to watch films. This week, a central London haven for lovers of leftfield cinema • Check out our Google map and flickr group
Each week we ask a reader to tell us about where they go to watch films. This week, a central London haven for lovers of leftfield cinema • Check out our Google map and flickr group
How the Stone Roses changed pop for ever
Writer Andrew Collins and, below, Noel Gallagher remember ‘the most exciting band in Britain’ as they prepare to reunite
Writer Andrew Collins and, below, Noel Gallagher remember ‘the most exciting band in Britain’ as they prepare to reunite
Cardiff council bid to refill drained reservoir basin
With recent news Cardiff council could enforce the refilling of the Llanishen Reservoir, Andrew Collins takes a look at new developments in the fight for the beauty spot
With recent news Cardiff council could enforce the refilling of the Llanishen Reservoir, Andrew Collins takes a look at new developments in the fight for the beauty spot