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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Preview Upcoming UK TV Comedy Sitcom Centered On Nigerian Family ("Meet The Adebanjos")
Watch the below preview for a brand new UK television sitcom titled Meet The Adebanjos, centered on a Nigerian-British family (2 Nigerian-born parents and 3 British-Born Kids) living in the UK, and how they adapt to life in Peckham South London. Generational conflict, tradition versus modernity struggles, culture clashes, as well as hilarity and hijinks surely abound, as father fights to instill his "old fashioned" African values in his very British household.
Supporting cast includes a radical Pentecostal pastor, a reggae loving tutor, and a cousin who has just arrived from Nigeria.
The producers of the show, which was filmed in a live studio set in London, MTA Productions LTD, promise drama and laughs; it's due to air on major TV networks in the UK, Africa and South America.
You can stay up-to-date with the upcoming series via its website (meettheadebanjos.com) or on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Meet-the-Adebanjos), or Twitter (twitter.com/MeetTheAdebanjo).
Preview/behind-the-scenes below:
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