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Limmy's Homemade Show. Brian Limond
Limmy's Homemade Show

Limmy's Homemade Show

  • TV sketch show
  • BBC Scotland / BBC Two / BBC Two Scotland
  • 2018 - 2020
  • 4 episodes (1 series)

Limmy is back with another helping of his distinctive brand of comedy and this time he has gone completely solo. Stars Brian Limond.

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Limmy's Homemade Show. Brian Limond
In his homemade show Limmy, aka Brian Limond, opens the door to a tradesman who gets more than he bargained for and to a group of young men whose dabblings in the spirit world prove unsettling. There's also the appearance of a mysterious individual during a routine piece of filming at home. A visit to the museum prompts a vision of the future and while meandering by the river, Limmy attempts an academic explanation of how comedy works to a tough audience. Meanwhile a walk in the park which he takes to improve his health goes down a strange route after he recalls a previous encounter with a litterbug.

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Broadcast details

Date
Thursday 5th April 2018
Time
10pm
Channel
BBC Two Scotland
Length
30 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast
Brian Limond Host / Presenter
Writing team
Brian Limond Writer
Production team
Brian Limond Director
Brian Limond Producer
Ewan Angus Executive Producer
Brian Limond Editor

Videos

Radiator Harp

Meet the master of the radiator harp!

Featuring: Brian Limond.

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

A classic nursery rhyme like you've never heard it before.

Featuring: Brian Limond.

The Stair Monster

This actually happened.

Featuring: Brian Limond.

The Danger of Doodling

Limmy has a warning for those about to doodle.

Featuring: Brian Limond.

Press

Limmy: interview

Ahead of the one-off Limmy's Homemade Show, Brian Limond offers an insight into the 'wee arguments' that fuel his comedy, and why he's had enough of baiting Trump supporters on Twitter.

Finlay Greig, i Newspaper, 2nd April 2018

The making of Limmy

The comedian on life, fame and growing up in Glasgow.

Catriona Stewart, The Herald, 1st April 2018

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