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Frankie Boyle
People were slightly surprised when you signed up for it.
Yes, but I’ve got nothing to lose. I didn’t quite grasp the show at first because they asked me to do it years ago. I was a bit like, “This is just people trying to bake a cake only using their elbows. What the fuck is going on?” But then I started watching it like, “Oh, right. It’s a kind of play about humility.”
Did you become a fan of the show?
Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle is touring in 2023. His new show Lap Of Shame will start at Newcastle's Tyne Theatre on February 27, 2023 and currently ends on September 4 at Chester Storyhouse.
The Ticketmaster listing says: "Buy a ticket, because by the time he arrives, the currency will be worthless and you and your neighbours part of a struggling militia that could probably use a few laughs."
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Age Restriction: 16+
When Mock The Week bowed out with its final episode last week there were the inevitable trolls on Twitter who grouched that the programme had been too scared to invite former regular Frankie Boyle back. The BBC too nervous to have him on their channel, it was suggested. Hardly, as Boyle has his own BBC show. In fact Frankie Boyle's New Order returns for its sixth series this week.
The Bloody Scotland Debut Prize was launched in 2019 and two of the early winners, Claire Askew and Deborah Masson have this year graduated to the longlist for the McIlvanney Prize. Comedian Frankie Boyle is one of the.nominees this year even though his debut novel, Meantime, is not even published until July 22.
Frankie Boyle returns with his New World Order end-of-year round-up, where, with the help of his guests, he dissects the unique year that was 2020.
The show features Frankie at his satirical best with stand-up, review and discussion – all in an attempt to make sense of the last 12 months.
Frankie Boyle returns with his New World Order end of year 45-minute special where, with the help of his guests, he’ll dissect the bewildering year that was 2020. The show features Frankie at his satirical best as he reviews and discusses all the big stories from the last year along with a selection of breathtaking clips.
Frankie Boyle has won the Best TV Comic prize at the Scottish Comedy Awards 2020. His World Tour of Scotland series won Best TV Show.
There is usually a ceremony but organiser Alan Anderson has announced the awards now in the light of the latest restrictions imposed due to Covid-19.
He wrote: "The 2020 Scottish Comedy Awards were supposed to take place early, June, delayed until August for EdFringe, but now it is 6 months into the Scottish Lockdown period of no events being allowed.
Epstein, Prince Phillip and spit roasting in the intro. Nobody would suggest that Frankie Boyle has mellowed.
The set-up was slightly different due to social distancing. The guests, Sara Pascoe, Sophie Duker and Miles Jupp sat around the table, giving the show more of a discussion feel. The lack of audience meant a lack of laughs though and some of the lines certainly warranted more chuckles.
Frankie Boyle returns with his New World Order to help make sense of a bewildering 2020. The show features Frankie at his vicious best as he tackles the biggest issues troubling the planet.
Over the series, Frankie makes a string of bold and often outrageous statements which he then picks apart with the help of Sara Pascoe, Miles Jupp, Sophie Duker, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Jamali Maddix, Guz Khan and Sara Barron.
Frankie Boyle's New World Order, Thursdays at 10pm, BBC Two from September 3.
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