Featuring the original show (co-written with his 80-year old Nan Sicely) and some present day musings, this retrospective further explores grief, ambition, being a class traitor, milking having a dead dad for personal / professional gain, the innocence of writing just for oneself before the interference of "telly wankers", and the palpable regret of his own decline into becoming said "telly wanker".

Content Warning: this show may contain potentially triggering stories around grief, suicide and Geri leaving the Spice Girls in May 1998.

Directed by Gabriel Bisset-Smith (now also a telly wanker).

"Good Grief 2.0 [is] a delightful and still affecting watch" - Guardian

"Engaging, frank and humorous" - New York Times

★★★★ "A delight... cheerily but sensitively tackling the most painful of subjects and finding hope in them" - Scotsman

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