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Limmy's Show!. Brian Limond. Copyright: The Comedy Unit
Limmy's Show!

Limmy's Show!

  • TV sketch show
  • BBC Two Scotland / BBC Three
  • 2009 - 2013
  • 20 episodes (3 series)

Internet sensation Limmy makes the jump to television in a sketch comedy series for BBC Scotland. Stars Brian Limond, Debbie Welsh, Tom Brogan, Raymond Mearns, Paul McCole and more.

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Limmy's Show!. Brian Limond. Copyright: The Comedy Unit

Key details

Genre
Sketch Show
Broadcast
2009 - 2013
Channels
BBC Two Scotland, BBC Three
Episodes
20 (1 pilot + 3 series), plus 2 highlights specials
Stars
Brian Limond, Debbie Welsh, Tom Brogan, Raymond Mearns, Paul McCole, Kirstin McLean and Alan McHugh
Writer
Brian Limond
Director
Brian Limond
Producers
Rab Christie, Jacqueline Sinclair and Ewan Angus
Company

Limmy's Show! is an inventive comedy sketch series written, performed, directed and animated by "one of Scotland's most original comedy minds", Brian Limond, aka 'Limmy'.

Limmy plays a range of characters including hard bitten ex-junkie Jacquelline McCafferty, urban menace John-Paul, and deep thinker (and zoned-out waster) Dee Dee. Other characters include animated primary school power broker Wee Gary and adventure game phone-in host, Falconhoof.

Limmy also pops up regularly as himself too, making some extremely Limmy-like observations on life (e.g. pointing out the "twenty's plenty" speeding signs don't rhyme; and asking why some people insist on addressing groups of girls using phrases like "what would you guys like"?).

The sketches are inspired by the videos, virals and playthings from Limmy's website and his podcasts. Each 30 minute episode is distinctly 'Limmy' and combines character pieces, arresting inserts, diverting visuals, cutting observations and sketches.

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Broadcast details

First broadcast
Wednesday 18th February 2009 at 10pm on BBC Two Scotland
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