sevenHams

sevenHams is a British comedy sketch show that aired on BBC Two from 2001 to 2003. The show was created by and starred David Mitchell and Robert Webb, who are also known for their work on the BBC sitcom The Office. sevenHams was a spin-off from The Office, featuring the same characters and often incorporating elements from the original series.

The show consisted of seven sketches per episode, each lasting approximately five minutes. The sketches were often surreal and absurdist, featuring the characters in various absurd situations. The humor in sevenHams was known for its dark and often irreverent tone, which was a departure from the more lighthearted humor of The Office.

The main characters in sevenHams were David Brent, a regional director of an office supply company, and his assistant, Tim Canterbury. Other recurring characters included Dawn Tinsley, a receptionist, and Neil Godwin, a salesman. The show also featured a number of guest stars, including Matt Lucas and Richard Ayoade.

sevenHams was praised for its innovative humor and its ability to blend comedy with drama. The show was also noted for its use of music, with each sketch often featuring a unique soundtrack. Despite its critical acclaim, sevenHams was not a commercial success and was canceled after two series.

In 2012, sevenHams was revived as a web series, with new sketches being released on a weekly basis. The web series featured the same characters and often incorporated elements from the original TV series. The web series was well-received by fans of the original show and was praised for its ability to maintain the humor and tone of the original series.