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Released on the 12th of March 2012.

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Being Human star Russell Tovey and ex-Hollyoaks actress Emma Rigby have started work on an ITV1 comedy pilot about an unemployment office.

Titled The Job Lot, the pilot is being produced by Big Talk Productions (Him & Her, Rev).

According to Broadcast, the show is to be aimed at “a similar blue-collar audience” to ITV1′s biggest comedy hit Benidorm.

Miranda actress Sarah Hadland is also signed up for the project.

Tovey, who is currently starring in the West End, tweeted about working on the pilot yesterday.

“Filming on The Job Lot going along nicely, getting biked to the theatre each night after wrap… which feels both incredibly masculine and feminine at the same time,” he wrote.

Source: Digital Spy.

I have addeds creencaps from the first episode, I will be adding from the rest soon.

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Episode 5
Gemma is distressed to discover Andy has been released on bail due to insufficient evidence, but the police reassure her to keep acting normally with Steve while they build their case against him – something that proves easier said than done when she fears he knows about her betrayal. Paul sends Francesca a map so they can sneak off for sex during family visiting day, and Lou moves in with Harriet, desperate to get Mason out of care – and with no idea how she will break the news to Sean about their son.
Airs on the 28th of February on BBC1 at 9pm.

While JLS star Aston Merrygold is the man of millions of girls’ dreams, the heart-throb tells me he spent another Valentine’s Day as a singleton. When I asked if he was with a special someone yesterday, he replied: “In a word, no. But I send my mum flowers if that counts.”

Hmm, but what about ex-Hollyoaks actress Emma Rigby? He was spied in Manchester only last month after a long lunch with the blonde beauty at Cicchetti in the city centre, fuelling rumours they’re an item. But he reckons that’s not quite the case.

He laughs: “I’ve known Emma for a few years. she’s a lovely girl. But that was just a bit of lunch between two friends in Manchester. But hey, you never know. She’s recently become single again so maybe I should do something about it!”

The Diary reckons that would be a great idea! Not least because Aston says he wouldn’t mind moving to Manchester in the future.

He said: “Manchester is a firm favourite of mind – the nightlife, the restaurant, the shops. I don’t doubt for a minute that if I didn’t live in London it would definitely be Manchester.”

Aston celebrated his 24th birthday at the weekend with some serious partying in the capital with his bandmates.

But it was straight back to work this week promoting the band’s upcoming charity single for the BBC’s Sport Relief, Proud, which will be released on March 19.

MMA Rigby has shaken off the shackles of teen soap Hollyoaks with a strong performance in the BBC’s new drama Prisoner’s Wives that earned praise from critics.

The 22-year-old former De La Salle pupil plays the role of Gemma, the pregnant wife of a man arrested on suspicion of murder, who is forced to come to terms with the impact on her life.

It was a marked change from her role as Hannah Ashworth in Hollyoaks, for which she won a British Soap Award in 2008.

She succeeded in winning over the majority of critics. The Daily Telegraph said: “Rigby, whose previous credits stretched to a long stint in Hollyoaks, played Gemma with an appealing mixture of distress and defiance. Her face is almost aggressively open, always on the verge of tears but also capable of putting up a front.”

Mike Ward, writing in The Daily Star said Emma put on an “impressive performance”.

Online Emma’ s performance also attracted positive reviews.

Best British TV.com said: “The real star of Prisoners’ Wives was Emma Rigby. She plays the naive, innocent and perhaps ultimately tragic Gemma.

“Unlike the other wives, Gemma genuinely believes that her husband is innocent. Worse still, she can’t even share her problems with her foster mother because the woman in question has such a high regard for her that revelations about her husband’s arrest could have a devastating impact on the psyche of the foster mom.”

Source: St Helen’s Star.

Former Hollyoaks star Emma Rigby has confessed that she is not a fan of soaps – and no longer watches the show she used to be a part of.

The 22-year-old – who stars in this week’s new BBC1 drama Prisoners’ Wives – left Hollyoaks in 2010 after playing anorexic teen Hannah Ashworth.

However Emma has admitted, “I don’t watch it, but one of my best friends is Andrew Moss who played my older brother, so he informs me of all the happenings.

“It’s not the kind of thing I would watch – I’ve never been a soap fan.”

She added that she was excited to be a part of the cast of Prisoners’ Wives, in which she plays a pregnant woman left to cope alone after her husband is jailed for murder.

“This is what I left Hollyoaks for. I’m so fortunate to have been able to play this part. I’m grateful for Hollyoaks but this is the new me,” Emma said.

However she shrugged off suggestions that the show, which begins on January 31, was a cross between Footballers’ Wives and Bad Girls.

“A few people have said that but I would suggest they think of Footballers’ Wives, then imagine the polar opposite,” she said. “I don’t think there can be any parallels drawn between the two.”

Source: Whats On Tv.

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