Concrete Cow

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This article is about a radio show; for the sculptures located in Milton Keynes, see Concrete Cows.

Concrete Cow was a BBC Radio 4 audience sketch show created by James Cary. Two series were broadcast in 2002 and 2003. It was written by James Cary with Adam Bromley. Sally Hawkins and Catherine Shepherd also contributed to the scripts. It was an ideas driven piece, with few returning characters. Some examples of material include two aggressive teenagers entering a burned-out wardrobe in Peckham to menace Mr Tumnus, an evil genius demanding a bespoke font for his countdown clock and a medieval finance company offering to consolidate all your tithes into one seasonal pig.

Series one starred Robert Webb, Sally Hawkins, Olivia Colman, Steven Kynman and Chris Pavlo.

Series two Robert Webb, Catherine Shepherd, Steven Kynman, Chris Pavlo and Beth Chalmers.

[edit] Episode lists

[edit] Series 1

Episode	First broadcast
1	7 August 2002
2	14 August 2002
3	21 August 2002
4	28 August 2002
5	4 September 2002
6	11 September 2002

[edit] Series 2

Episode	Title	First broadcast
1	Ancient and Modern	30 December 2003
2	Biodiversity	6 January 2004
3	Marriage	13 January 2004
4	Spies	20 January 2004
5	Art	27 January 2004
6	War	3 February 2004