While stars such as Olivia Colman appeared in the original show, Bonneville will be surrounded by a new cast including ...

HitFix’s Alan Sepinwall reviews BBC America’s "Twenty Twelve," a disappointing mockumentary about the run-up to the London Olympics.

The BBC sitcom Twenty Twelve is set to be rebooted. The broadcaster has given the official go-ahead to Twenty Twenty Six, and ...

Twenty Twelve. Former athlete Dave Wellbeck (played by Darren Boyd) is unveiled as an ambassador to promote the Olympics. There's just one problem: he's the most boring human being alive.

Indeed, Twenty Twelve has become renowned for its almost spooky prescience, going right back to the very first episode in March 2011, which featured problems with the 1,000-day countdown clock.

“Twenty Twelve” begins about 1,000 days out from the opening ceremony, in the fall of 2009, as that nonsense clock is wound up and dedicated at a meaningless press conference.

Twenty Twelve "Twenty Twelve" is a decidedly modern, dry-as-a-shaken-martini BBC mockumentary about the organizing committee for this summer's Olympics in London.

Few people have made a greater mark on the public imagination in the build-up to the Games than Ian Fletcher, the can-do, two-wheeled driving force of 'Twenty Twelve’.

The BBC is making comedy 'Twenty Twenty Six' with Hugh Bonneville, a series that follows 'W1A' and 'Twenty Twelve'.