The Glaswegian comedian applies his no-holds-barred style to a selection of stand-up performances and pre-filmed sketches, in which he picks apart all aspects of modern life and British culture.

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3. His TV career floundered after the 2012 Paralympics Frankie was a regular face on TV through the late ‘00s, on shows like Mock the Week and Tramadol Nights. He says TV work dried up in 2012 ...

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Frankie Boyle came to prominence when he won the Daily Telegraph’s Open Mic competition in 1996, launching his stand-up career. On TV, he has appeared on every episode of BBC Two’s Mock the Week, and ...

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The Glaswegian comedian applies his no-holds-barred style to a selection of stand-up performances and pre-filmed sketches, in which he picks apart all aspects of modern life and British culture.

The show was originally going to be called 'Deal With This, Retards', but Boyle was forced to change it as it was feared it would cause offense.