Pushers review - Rosie Jones's hilarious disability drug sitcom is pure silliness

The standup's new crack comedy sees her discover that society's underestimation of disabled people means they're perfectly cut out for work as drug dealers. It's a farce-packed watch involving a lot of spilt cocaine Disabled people are routinely ignored, underestimated, overlooked and patronised. The perfect drug dealers, in other words. This is the gratifyingly sardonic concept behind comedian Rosie Jones's new sitcom - co-written with Veep's Peter Fellows - in which she stars as Emily Dawkins,...