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Jam (TV series)

Jam is a British experimental black comedy sketch show, created, co-written, produced and directed by Chris Morris. It was broadcast on Channel 4 between 23 March and 27 April 2000. It was based on the earlier BBC Radio 1 show, Blue Jam, and consists of an unconnected series of disturbing, often perverse and surreal sketches, unfolding over an ambient…

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Genre
Sketch comedy Black comedy Surreal humour Horror
Based on
Blue Jam by Chris Morris
Cinematography
Andy Hollis
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Created by
Chris Morris
Directed by
Chris Morris

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Based on · 1
Jam (TV series) → Blue Jam by Chris Morris
Cinematography · 1
Jam (TV series) → Andy Hollis
Country of origin · 1
Jam (TV series) → United Kingdom
Created by · 1
Jam (TV series) → Chris Morris
Directed by · 1
Jam (TV series) → Chris Morris
Editors · 1
Jam (TV series) → Marvyn Young Mathew Wood Billy Sneddon
Executive producer · 1
Jam (TV series) → Peter Fincham
Genre · 1
Jam (TV series) → Sketch comedy Black comedy Surreal humour Horror
Network · 1
Jam (TV series) → Channel 4
No. of episodes · 1
Jam (TV series) → 6

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Jam (TV series)Based onBlue Jam by Chris Morris1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)CinematographyAndy Hollis1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Country of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Created byChris Morris1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Directed byChris Morris1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)EditorsMarvyn Young Mathew Wood Billy Sneddon1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Executive producerPeter Fincham1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)GenreSketch comedy Black comedy Surreal humour Horror1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)NetworkChannel 41.00infobox
Jam (TV series)No. of episodes61.00infobox
Jam (TV series)No. of series11.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Original languageEnglish1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)ProducerChris Morris1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Production companyTalkback Productions1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Release23 March (2000-03-23) – 27 April 2000 (2000-04-27)1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Running timeApprox. 25 minutes1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)StarringChris Morris Mark Heap Kevin Eldon Amelia Bullmore David Cann Julia Davis1.00infobox
Jam (TV series)Written byChris Morris Peter Baynham1.00infobox

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