Game Face, the sitcom pilot written by and starring Roisin, has been commissioned for six half-hour episodes by E4.
Roisin stars as Marcella, a thirtysomething woman trying to get her life on track with the help of her friends.
Roisin will also return as ‘Jo’ for series 3 of Man Down which has been recommission by Channel 4.
This Tuesday Roisin joins Tim Key, Josh Widdicombe, Romesh Ranganathan and Frank Skinner as a contestant on Dave TV’s brand new quiz show, Taskmaster.
Roisin will take part in a series of stupefying tasks, set by the Taskmaster, Greg Davies, and his assistant Alex Horne, for the chance to be crowned the victor at the end of the series.
Tune into Dave at 10pm on Tuesday nights to see how she gets on.
The brand new series of Man Down starts Monday 1st June on Channel 4!
Tonight Roisin joins a stellar celebrity line-up and pro-darts players for Let’s Play Darts for Comic Relief.
The star-studded sporting event sees comedians and celebrities, including Bob Mortimer, Liza Tarbuck and Tim Vine, competing in a knockout tournament to win the coveted title of Let’s Play Darts for Comic Relief Champions 2015.
Tune into BBC 2 every night this week to follow all the action. Details of how you can donate can be found here.
Roisin’s Comedy Blap, Onwards and Onwards, has been selected for a British Comedy Award in the ‘Best Internet Comedy Programme’ category. You can vote to get it on the shortlist by clicking here.
Game Face, a comedy pilot written by and starring Roisin, airs tomorrow at 10.30pm on Channel 4.
Channel 4 have unleashed their latest batch of Comedy Blaps, including the brilliant ‘Onwards and Onwards’ written by and starring Roisin.
The three part mini-series follows Marcella, a newly turned 30-year-old, as she attempts to get her chaotic life in order. Only after she’s finished her Dominoes.
The new series of Impractical Jokers starts on 24th February at 10pm on BBC Three. Roisin, Joel, Paul and Marek are back for six more episodes to set each other more unbelievably awkward challenges.
Channel 4 are piloting a new show with Roisin as part of a new series of 4Funnies. The sitcom will be based on the 2010 Fringe show Hero, Warrior, Fireman, Liar, which won her the best newcomer title in the Edinburgh Comedy Awards. It had been intended as an online Comedy Blap short, but Channel 4 decided to make a full half-hour broadcast pilot.
Read the full story on Chortle.