Richard Herring

The show is partly an attempt to justify his own existence, comparing his life achievements with those of the Messiah. (londonist.com)

Richard Herring delivers a set that wonders how the 'toothbrush moustache' has come to symbolize Nazi infamy (when worn by Hitler), when it used to be a symbol of comedy (when worn by Charlie Chaplin). (imdb)

This British family comedy is a made for TV movie from ITV. The story focuses on a dysfunctional family as they prepare to celebrate their parents' 45th Anniversary. (tv.com/shows/you-can-choose-your-friends/)

The show is set in a run-down pub whose xenophobic landlord, 'Guv' (short for 'The Governor'), has some very old-fashioned views on how a pub, and Britain, should be run. The Governor is an evolution of Al Murray's stage persona 'The Pub Landlord', which he had used in stand up since 1994, and frequently uses today. (en.wikipedia.org)

Dan is a childish idiot trapped in an adult's life, helped along by his uniquely dysfunctional best friends, Jo and Brian. His inability to navigate the simplest of life's tasks, whilst a listless teaching career and daily humiliation and torment by his Father, conspire to keep this Man Down. (imdb)