Ardal O’Hanlon has gone from a father to a dad in new sitcom 'After Hours'

Could Ardal O’Hanlon’s new comedy on Sky really exorcise the ghosts of Father Ted? He’s not bothered either way, writes Keeley Bolger

Ardal O’Hanlon has gone from a father to a dad in new sitcom 'After Hours'

IF YOUTH is wasted on the young in real life, on the small screen, it is positively reaped for all its worth. Awkward kisses, jittery first dates, fumbling attempts at romance, raging hormones and an overwhelming ambition to rebel against parents make teenagers a rich source of dramatic and funny material.

The next sitcom to celebrate — and commiserate — the passage of youth is new Sky 1 sitcom After Hours, which stars John Thomson, Jaime Winstone and Ardal O’Hanlon.

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