Stephen Mangan

Birth Name:

Stephen Mangan

Birth Place:

Winchmore Hill, London, England

Profession

Actor, Producer, Soundtrack, Writer

Exclusive: Check Out the Episodes Season 3 Blooper Reel

You don't have to wait for the DVD release to see Episodes' Season 3 outtakes.Jay Leno's most memorable Tonight Show momentsThe new blooper reel will air during Sunday's episode, but TVGuide.com has an exclusive sneak ...

Fri, Feb 7, 2014

Exclusive: Check Out the Episodes Season 3 Blooper Reel

Showtime Renews Episodes for Season 4

Showtime has renewed Episodes for a fourth season, the network announced on Wednesday. Season 3, which premieres on Sunday, Jan. 12 at 10:30/9:30c, follows Sean (Stephen Mangan) and Beverly (Tamsin Greig) after their reconciliation, while the star of their show, a fictionalized version of Matt LeBlanc played by LeBlanc, continues to struggle with his plummeting career.

Wed, Dec 11, 2013

Episodes Renewed for Third Season

Matt LeBlanc's Showtime comedy Episodes has been renewed for a nine-episode third season, the cable network announced Thursday.Episodes stars LeBlanc as a fictionalized version of himself, a role which earned him his first Golden Globe and Emmy nods since Friends. Joining LeBlanc again will be Stephen Mangan and Tasmin Greig as Sean and Beverly Lincoln, the creators of a hit British show that is remade as a starring vehicle for LeBlanc in the U.S.

Thu, Sep 13, 2012

Showtime Sets Summer Premiere Dates for Weeds, Episodes

Showtime's stoner dramedy Weeds will return for its eighth season on Sunday, July 1 at 10/9c, the network announced Wednesday. The second season of Episodes, starring Matt LeBlanc, will premiere at 10:30/9:30c following Weeds.Watch clips from Weeds

Wed, Mar 14, 2012

Showtime Sets Summer Premiere Dates for Weeds, Episodes

Are the Creators of Showtime's Episodes Bitter? They Don't Think So!

It's difficult to believe that the creators of Showtime's Episodes are not holding a grudge against network TV. Their last series, the CBS sitcom The Class, was axed after one short season, and their follow-up comedy (for cable, natch) is nothing if not an indictment of how the worst broadcast shows get made, sometimes in spite of a great idea. Just take a gander at Episodes' fictional network honcho, a crass and careless tyrant who transforms an urbane British hit about the headmaster of an elite boys school into a broad comedy for American audiences starring Matt LeBlanc.

Sat, Jan 29, 2011