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Update: TV tonight: Lenny Henry and Joanne McNally pop into the Lycett Arms

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The Guardian — Culture has covered a development concerning “Update: TV tonight: Lenny Henry and Joanne McNally pop into the Lycett Arms,” with the available account limited to the facts included in the supplied text.

The available account reports that they join pub landlord Joe for more a night of more convivial chaos. The report also notes that Plus: cosy crime in Brooke Shields’ You’re Killing Me. Here’s what to watch this evening 10pm, Channel 4 It’s opening time once again at Joe Lycett’s paisley-carpeted boozer, and even though the pub is only open for an hour a week, Lycett isn’t a man to do things by halves. Accordingly, the premises are legit, the bevvies are real and hopefully so is the atmosphere of convivial chaos. This week, Joe welcomes Lenny Henry, who offers Brum solidarity as temporary bar manager, and comic Joanne McNally, who proves a lively punter. Phil Harrison

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