Juice: Full Trailer | BBC Three

My new surreal comedy #JuiceBBC is out tomorrow on #BBC3 & #iPlayer !
Juice follows Jamma on his quest for attention as he navigates chaotic family dynamics and literally stumbles through love. Starring Mawaan Rizwan, Russell Tovey, Nabhaan Rizwan, Shahnaz Rizwan, Jeff Mirza and Emily Lloyd-Saini.
All episodes coming to iPlayer, 18th September.
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[@asldfkjgl]

Nice to see Shahnaz give her son a role in her new show!

[@dannydbrown90]

Oh, that's how he got the job then 😂

[@RedstonerD]

Looks incredible! I love the surrealist space bending to express emotions felt, can't wait to see more!

[@calumsowhat]

My wife and I binge-watched this last night! It was amazing. So original, in your face but whilst being poignant. Look forward to the next season (fingers crossed)

[@ClayDisarray]

Mawaan AND Russell Tovey? Can't wait to watch this! 💛

[@ddiachen]

Mawaan and Russell in the same project? Two brilliant gay actors playing gay characters? Maybe heaven is real after all. Can't wait!

[@laylah150]

Every show they're in, are my fav

[@brittlecharm]

So my drunk fantasy with Mawaan is now a series

[@Story_Fuel]

It grew on me. It was so whacky and singular. The surreal cinematic devices were great. Well done guys.

[@herluka]

This is clearly going to be EPIC ❤ x

[@gogreengameon2146]

Amen to that! 🎉

[@Guess_Whos_Depressed]

Yeah, epicly shite.

[@maryloubisou]

aaah i can't wait! super excited for this release now

[@ManWalksDogs]

Was on iPlayer tonight searching for something else and this was the main promoted show on landing (that I hadn't previously heard about), so I've bookmarked the eps and will give it a watch sometime... Well done, Mawaan, I see you've riled up a good few in just these comments too...! Typical BBC etc etc...x

[@HarryjWinter]

Exciting! Love these two

[@LegalVampire]

SO creative, so fresh, so funny - I love this series

[@druidsongevergreens]

Russel Tovey is perfect for this

[@Irrazzo]

Oh my fur and whiskers! Hope this will be available outside the UK as well. For your perusal, some more Wonderland quotes. "I wonder which way I ought to go." "It would be so nice if something made sense for a change." "If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense." "I'm afraid I can't explain myself, sir. Because I'm not myself, you know." "Most everyone's mad here." "Can you stand on your head?"

[@cemace90]

Looks good

[@redheadcoffee8447]

aww yeah this looks like it's going to be great

[@microcosom4492]

Binge binge-watched last night. Amazing! Hope for season two!

[@levioliveira6843]

Do you know where i can watch beside the BBC site3

[@Guess_Whos_Depressed]

Hope the show gets cancelled. Wish the BBC would stop gaying everything up.

[@apocalypt_us7941]

@@Guess_Whos_Depressed Maybe you'd be less depressed if you spent less time and energy working yourself up about gay people existing on tv?

[@cosmiccreator]

Awesomeness! 🎉❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍🎉

[@nobodyimportantt341]

literally obsessed! can't wait

[@JuiceMyRandomness]

Where can we watch in USA?

[@elliot2331]

So excited for this. looks like it'll be hilarious

[@a_d_a_m]

wow this looks great! 🎉

[@ash_cyan]

I need that theme music, where can I find it?

[@Mawaan]

open.spotify.com/album/47ExE7jSh1IUpV3lXS1nmz?si=ikJ8vuekRqiXAn548jRKzg 😘

[@yoongistongue4163]

How to be British and watch this show? I need it

[@krabby-patty]

Alright budgie

[@sebastianwrites]

Anyone else think that if you're gay, bisexual, trans... some other alternative you'll more likely get exposure from the BBC than if you're say 'white working class and male?' I'm glad to an extent the BBC seeks to broaden people's perspectives, but "classism" is the biggest prejudice in Western society bar-none! And there isn't anywhere near enough effort to challenge this... in fact I think society more often compensates for tackling this by overreacting in other areas? Easier to tweak around the edges, than to deal with the real difficult questions of prejudice in our society. We should be challenging all prejudices with equal priority, but I do not think this is the case with class issues, and social mobility.

[@Guess_Whos_Depressed]

Yes, it's virtue signalling, and all the studios do it.

[@sebastianwrites]

I don't usually agree when people speak of 'virtue signalling' but unfortunately you are correct in this context@@Guess_Whos_Depressed ! I'm a writer, bullied on deprived estates, and criminalised by the same bullying neighbours when the police should have been there to protect me. Such as Edinburgh University, and various other places... when I have been honest about what I've been experiencing? Apparently it makes people feel 'uncomfortable.' The whole point of our consciences is that we feel 'uncomfortable' when we see injustice... we don't then instead cowardly compound the injustice by further ostracising the very person who experienced this? Staggering hypocrisy!

[@mrhealth8334]

Well, speaking as a working class minority, I do agree that class is a social issue that has not been tackled enough. But the working class need to stop voting in successive Tory governments, as the tories have never and will never have their interests at heart - their mission and priority is to protect the interests of the rich. You shouldn’t divide the white working class struggle from that of other minority groups either - those at the top want you to blame someone else who is economically disadvantaged rather than blame the system rigged in favour of the rich, mostly white, elite. I don’t for a second discount your personal experience that you describe on your estate - it is wrong that it hasn’t been dealt with fairly, but I’ve also seen the same in reverse. It’s terrible when someone, of any colour or background, doesn’t get justice. No doubt there is tokenism in tv representation these days, particularly putting mixed race people on TV to tick the diversity box. But overall, in society as a whole, working class blacks and Asians are trodden on just as much as working class white males. Don’t divide our struggle, we need to change the whole fraudulent system that is set up by and for a few billionaires and millionaires exploiting the other 95% of the world’s population. That is the real battle.

[@sebastianwrites]

Well spoken! I used a white working class male as an example. But I genuinely think, and I didn't use to see it this way... that say a university has some criteria for meeting varying social inclusion. And I think 'all' barriers should be removed when it comes to prejudice... but if someone of colour, of a different race, sexual, religion etc... I doubt they are going to let that person replace some rich upper white girl, but they'll more like do you not think prevent some white working class, or middle class man going who doesn't fill any criteria? And yes, I've seen the police acting time and again racist towards people of colour. My point with all of this is@@mrhealth8334... the window dress these issues at the edges instead of getting to the root cause? And yes, I absolutely agree with you on the last paragraph. I'm not attacking any group, as I said... what I am attacking is tokenism. I'm not sure how I could state this more clearly... I had hoped I had made the distinction clear? And unfortunately the working class vote in the Tories time and again, because they are deceived through disinformation. Thanks again for your thoughtful response. If there's anything you think I can add to my original response... I will, I don't wish to detract from the fact the fact that 'class' is the main prejudice? It's clearly very complicated, and I was hoping that I wasn't overly generalising?

[@mrhealth8334]

@@sebastianwrites I see your point about tokenism only tackling things at the edges. And I agree that the powers that be would be more likely to tokenise based on colour or sexual orientation rather than a white working class lad, it’s lazy as well as patronising. I agree that a clear focus on class does need to come through a lot more strongly.

[@dannydbrown90]

So he's Asian and gay so automatically gets his own show? 😂 shame, I liked Russell Tovey before too

[@IndependentIslamicRepublic]

I’m terribly shocked by the kissing scenes. Did you have to include those scenes in the show? Please consider a remake without such scenes and promotion of propaganda.

[@coreybrown8112]

Oh shut it!

[@RedstonerD]

Ooooh boy! Why do I get a creeping suspicion that you wouldn't have cared if the show depicted a heterosexual normative relationship? If you are shocked by something others seem to find normal, look within yourself rather than imposing your views on others

[@nonsay9111]

@@RedstonerD shush, he , @IndependentIslamicRepublic , is right , you are the one who is affected by this propaganda . Also they have purposely made the actor someone of Pakistani (a Muslim country)decent in order to brainwash children with these feelings to go against their religion and act upon their desires . Just like you have been brainwashed

[@nonsay9111]

that's fax my brother

[@microcosom4492]

I'm terribly shocked by your comments on the kissing scenes. Obviously, those scenes had to be included otherwise they wouldn't have been. Please consider not watching shows that offend you. Why are you watching shows that offend you? What propaganda is being promoted?

[@datgrrl_official]

Russell Tovey??? Yes to any and all