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Revision as of 04:09, 30 August 2016
Contents |
Shows
Chris Moyles' Quiz Night (guest questionmaster)
Drive (participant)
Never Mind the Buzzcocks (guest captain)
Runaround (Sport Relief one-off)
Shooting Stars (regular panellist)
Show Me the Funny (guest judge)
Showbiz Darts (participant)
Win, Lose or Draw (pre-fame contestant)
Biography
Comedian from St.Helens who used to take a potter's wheel on stage and make pots while telling jokes. Man, that's some gimmick. Moved on to Shooting Stars, annoying guest punditry duties on a million nostalgia shows (though we must give him credit for sending himself up on that "Fast Show" thing) and thence to semi-straight acting, particularly in Paul Whitehouse's Happiness and the Beeb's multi-squillion-quid dramatisation of Bleak House. He's also starred in the low-key sitcom Ideal and hosted a Friday-night light entertainment show for Channel 4 called 18 Stone of Idiot (that's 252 pounds for our American readers).
Trivia
He won The Weakest Link's comedians special.
Pre-fame, he was once a contestant on Win, Lose or Draw, though we're not sure whether he won or not.
Johnny Vegas isn't his real name, obviously. It's Michael Pennington.
