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He co-wrote and acted in the first series of the BBC Radio 4 show "That Mitchell and Webb Sound." This was broadcast in six episodes between 28th August 2003 and 2nd October 2003.

He co-wrote and starred in the second series of 'That Mitchell and Webb Sound'. This was broadcast in six episodes on BBC Radio 4 between 10th February 2005 and 17th March 2005.

He co-wrote and starred in the third series of 'That Mitchell and Webb Sound'. This was broadcast in six episodes on BBC Radio 4 between 24th May 2007 and 28th June 2007.

He was the host of 'The Unbelievable Truth', a comedy panel game. The pilot episode was broadcast on Radio 4 on Thursday 19th October 2006 and the first series was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in six episodes between 29th April 2007 and 3rd June 2007.

He was the host of the second series of 'The Unbelievable Truth'. This was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in six episodes between Monday 5th May 2008 and Monday 9th June 2008. He also hosted the Christmas special, which was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Monday 15th December 2008.

He co-wrote and starred in 'The Two Faces of Mitchell and Webb'. This stage show was performed at the Pleasance Theatre, London on 12th and 13th October 2006; the Anvil, Basingstoke on 21st October 2006; Broadway, Peterborough, 24th October 2006; the Corn Exchange, Cambridge, 25th October 2006; Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, 26th October 2006; Grand Opera House, York, 27th October 2006; Sheffield City Hall, 28th October 2006; The Lowry, Salford, 29th October 2006; Victoria Hall, Stoke on Trent, 1st November 2006; Assembly Rooms, Derby, 2nd November 2006; Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, 3rd to 4th November 2006; Birmingham Hippodrome, 5th November 2006; Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, 7th November 2006; Pavilions, Plymouth, 8th November 2006; Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe, 9th November 2006; The Hexagon, Reading, 10th November 2006; Guildhall, Portsmouth, 11th November 2006; Colston Hall, Bristol, 12th November 2006; New Theatre, Oxford, 14th November 2006; Southport Theatre, Southport, 15th November 2006; Hull New Theatre, 16th November 2006; The Auditorium, Grimsby, 17th November 2006; Charter Theatre, Preston, 18th November 2006; King's Theatre, Glasgow, 19th November 2006; De Montford Hall, Leicester, 21st November 2006; Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, 22nd November 2006; Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 23rd November 2006; Corn Exchange, Cambridge, 24th November 2006; The Orchard, Dartford, 25th November 2006; Cliffs Pavilion, Southend on Sea, 27th November 2006; Derngate Theatre, Northampton, 28th November 2006; Ipswich Regent, 29th November 2006; Fairfield Hall, Croydon, 30th November 2006; City Hall, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1st December 2006; The Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, 2nd December 2006; Alban Centre, St Albans, 3rd December 2006; the Millennium Centre, Cardiff, 5th December 2006; the Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, 7th December 2006; and the Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells on 10th December 2006.

He was the host of the third series of 'The Unbelievable Truth'. This was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 in six episodes between Monday 23rd March 2009 and Monday 27th April 2009.

He was a panelist on Episodes 4 and 6 of Series 3 of 'Heresy', the radio discussion show. These episodes were broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on Tuesday 5th May 2009 and Tuesday 19th May 2009.

He played Owen in Series One, Episode 4 of 'Think the Unthinkable', the BBC Radio 4 situation comedy. This episode was broadcast on 6th November 2001. He played a bus driver and a policeman in Series One, Episode 5 of 'Think the Unthinkable'. This episode was broadcast on 13th November 2001.

He played Owen, the IT specialist, in all six episodes of Series 2 of 'Think the Unthinkable'. These episodes were broadcast on BBC Radio 4 between 7th November 2002 and 12th December 2002.

He played Owen, the IT expert, in the fourth series of the Radio 4 situation comedy, 'Think the Unthinkable'. He appeared in all four episodes, which were broadcast between 28th September 2005 and 19th October 2005.

He was a guest on 'Desert Island Discs'. The episode was first broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on Sunday 19th July 2009 and repeated on Friday 24th July 2009.

(2009) He played Ferris in 'Impasse'. This was a radio play written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson. It was broadcast by BBC Radio 2 on 14th March.

He co-wrote and starred in the fourth series of 'That Mitchell and Webb Sound'. This was broadcast in six episodes by BBC Radio 4 between Tuesday 25th August 2009 and Tuesday 29th September 2009.

(6. November 2009) He was a guest on 'The News Quiz'. The episode was broadcast by BBC Radio 4.

He was the host of the fourth series of 'The Unbelievable Truth'. This was broadcast in six episodes by BBC Radio 4 between Monday 5th October 2009 and Monday 9th November 2009.

(2009) He was a guest on 'I'm sorry I haven't a clue', Series 52, Episodes 3 and 4. These episodes were broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on Monday 30th November 2009 and Monday 7th December 2009.

He was the host of 'The Unbelievable Truth-New Year's Special'. This was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on Monday 28th December 2009.

He was a guest on 'Just a Minute'. The episode was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on Monday 4th January 2010.

(25. Januar 2010) He was a guest on 'Just a Minute', broadcast by BBC Radio 4.

(2010) Radio: host of the fifth series of 'The Unbelievable Truth'. This was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 in six episodes.

(2009) Book - "This Mitchell and Webb Book". Co-wrote with comedy partner, Robert Webb. (ISBN 000728019X, Fourth Estate).