Toast of London

Toast of London

Comedy • 2013–15 • 3 Seasons

7.3

8.2

Starring

Matt Berry, Robert Bathurst, Doon Mackichan, Harry Peacock, Tim Downie

Created By

Matt Berry, Arthur Mathews

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October 20, 2013

User Reviews

Toast of Tinseltown is very disappointing... But Toast of London is hilarious

I can only believe that the character of Steven Toast and the actor Matt Berry are indistinguishable. Could listen to this guy all day.

One of the funniest characters ever put to screen surrounded by equally hilarious characters. Matt Berry is simply genius here.

watching this actors very inflated ego is hilarious.

Stellar first season met with increasingly worse follow ups as once pant-wettingly funny jokes grow stale as “toast” regresses to monotony

Top notch, ridiculous character comedy. Berry is in red hot form as the irreverent Steven Toast.

A jolly, absurd show-biz-satire fever dream that you should watch. NOW!!

Matt Berry is brilliant at that Matt Berry thing. This heightens it. His guest role in Community, for instance, didn’t. Inventive, hilarious

Anthony Mefford

There is nothing Matt Berry cannot do comedically.

Tongue in cheek, dark British humour. Really funny.

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7.3 – Based on 395 ratings

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