Brian Limond
- 50 years old
- Scottish
- Actor, writer, director, producer and editor
Press clippings Page 9
A welcome return for Limmy's Show, not just the most inventive Scots sketch show for yonks but nationally far superior to the lazy likes of Come Fly With Me or Tramadol Nights. Not all of Brian Limond's ideas work, but even the ones which puzzle are at least interesting and many are hilariously original. I'm particularly pleased to see the naively earnest phone-in adventure game host Falconhoof again, this time with an annoying jester sidekick, while a new TV psychic who looks oddly familiar is a good addition. But it's the funny peculiar elements which really make the show stand out, like Limond's running chats to camera in which he makes great use of his disconcerting stare. It's almost scary (though not as much as Come Fly With Me being recommissioned).
Andrea Mullaney, The Scotsman, 14th February 2011Limmy wonders what he should tell son about his career
Brian Limond has a dilemma - how does he explain to his son what dad did for a living when he was younger?
Paul English, Daily Record, 12th February 2011Limmy: Fatherhood's made me more responsible
He's Scotlands most controversial new comedian and is loved and loathed in equal measure. But Brian Limond, aka Limmy, isn't bothered that he has divided opinion among Scots viewers - two of the biggest names in British TV comedy have given him their full seal of approval.
Paul English, Daily Record, 17th November 2010