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Lara Ricote

Lara Ricote

Mexican-American comedian and actorWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Lara Ricote".

Oct 7, 2026

MattHOST
39:15
I think it was the series with Sheridan Smith.
MattHOST
39:17
So he's opposite Lara Ricote, who is the stand-up comedian.
MattHOST
39:23
They play Ben and Lil.
MattHOST
39:26
They have been together at university in Leeds.
Dawn GlenHOST
41:32
It's a grower, I found, and I had a feeling it would be because I thought the first episode was okay and I enjoyed it.
Dawn GlenHOST
41:40
But once I got the second episode, I found it funnier and more interesting.
Dawn GlenHOST
41:44
And then as it went on, I really fell in love with Lil, with Lara Ricote's character.
Dawn GlenHOST
41:51
really warm and just an interesting character and even ben i found surprising i think because even though he's the one who's made the mistake he has a real softness about him a gentleness that i enjoyed he's tutoring a young boy but he's also not very well I liked the development of the two characters.
Adam HemmingHOST
8:45
Okay, so our third featured show then is Break Clause on Channel 4.
Adam HemmingHOST
8:49
This stars Lara Ricote and Samuel Bottomley, who are a really, really very cute couple who are moving from Leeds to London, uh, and moving in together, only for Samuel's character to have had a one-night stand the night before they moved, and that puts a bit of a, a damaging slant on their relationship.
Neil SheppeckHOST
9:12
Yeah.
Neil SheppeckHOST
9:12
I, I, I fell asleep watching it.
Adam HemmingHOST
9:38
It's about 20, 25 minutes, 23, 25 minutes long, and I think the central pair are really engaging.
Adam HemmingHOST
9:44
I r- I really love Samuel Bottomley.
Adam HemmingHOST
9:47
Lara Ricote I was nervous about because she is quite an annoying character in the other show that I've seen her in, but she was actually really fine in this.
Adam HemmingHOST
9:55
Really, really good.
Adam HemmingHOST
39:41
This is a classic love story, proper Jane Austen boy meets girl stuff, except the boy and girl break up the day they move in together and are stuck in a six-month contract.
Adam HemmingHOST
39:52
This stars Lara Ricote, who was in that, um, Sam whatshisface Make That Movie show.
Adam HemmingHOST
39:59
Sam-
Neil SheppeckHOST
40:01
Oh
Kylie PentelowHOST
2:10
Do get in touch with your experience of an empty nest.
Kylie PentelowHOST
2:14
Also coming up, the new tender, funny show starring Mexican-American comedian Lara Ricote.
Kylie PentelowHOST
2:21
Now, in the show, she finds her boyfriend has cheated on her.
Kylie PentelowHOST
2:24
On the very day, they move into a new flat together and they can't get out of the lease.
James DyerHOST
85:49
Okay, next up this week we've got Break Clause on Channel 4.
James DyerHOST
85:52
And this sees Samuel Bottomley and Lara Ricote as a pair of university sweethearts who move down to London from Leeds to start a new life together, only for their relationship to implode and subsequently both be stuck under the same roof for the duration of their six-month rental agreement.
James DyerHOST
86:09
Isn't that right, Bodie?
Boyd HiltonHOST
86:11
Yeah, this is an interesting one because, um, I think it started out as like a short, and then, um, they've turned it into a series.
Boyd HiltonHOST
88:08
And I thought the second episode was good, and I, and, and I much preferred it to the first episode.
Boyd HiltonHOST
88:12
But this has happened before with me where I get slightly annoyed by a, the big build-up.
Boyd HiltonHOST
88:16
She's a b- she's a quite a lot, Lara Ricote, to take in.
Boyd HiltonHOST
88:19
She's a big, that's a big performance from her.
Tim LovejoyHOST
1:03
She's an award-winning comedian who swapped the stage for the screen in Channel 4's new sitcom, Break Claws.
Tim LovejoyHOST
1:09
It's Lara Ricote.
Tim LovejoyHOST
1:13
Morning, everybody.
Tim LovejoyHOST
1:15
Welcome, everyone.
Amy GledhillHOST
0:29
Tom Rosenthal.
Amy GledhillHOST
0:30
Lara Ricote.
Amy GledhillHOST
0:31
And a million more.
Ian SmithHOST
0:32
That's right.

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