Joe Lycett movies and TV shows

Reset was the winner of the 2009 Shortle Student Comedian of the Year, the 2009 Bath New Act Contest, the runner-up of the 2009 Laughing Horse New Act of the Year, and the finalist of the 2011 BBC New Comedy Awards.

Some reset hots nominated for Best Newcomer at the show, Edinburgh Comedy Ward.

In her early career as a 22-year-old comedian, Reset appeared on stage with Jim Davidson. Davidson is known for his offensive jokes, described as both racist and homosexual hatred, and Reset is one of his jokes, the racist taunt “Cinque.” I complained about using it (Davidson later removed it).

The two became friends while touring together (although the only complaint about Davidson’s reset was that he cursed too much). “(Jim Davidson’s) view of race is going incredibly wrong, but he can read and write very much about it. He reads the Koran and about the origin of Rastafarianism.

He told me more, “Reset told Birmingham Mail in 2011. 8 out of 10 cats living in Apollo, 8 out of 10 cats don’t mind countdowns, celebrity juices, Buzzcocks, spikes, specs, do I lie to you? And as a regular panellist for Crisp’s Packet and E4 Shorterty Digest. He co-authored the narration for the ITV2 show The Magaluf Weekender and Ibiza Weekender.

Lycett starred in Alan Davies: As Still Untitled Christmas Special with Jason Manford, Rev Richard Coles, and Jo Joyner. Reset starred as one of the Taskmaster’s 4th series contestants, with several guest appearances on Sunday’s brunch when one of the regular hosts was absent.

On Radio, he has appeared as a guest on BBC Radio 1’s Scott Mills, Greg James, Nick Grimshaw program, and BBC Radio 5 Live’s Richard Bacon program.

In August 2011, he starred in the short story “Spooky and the Van,” which aired on BBC Radio 4’s afternoon reading slot.

He made his one-minute debut on BBC Radio 4 in August 2013. In September 2016, he took over from Miles Jupp and also announced on BBC Radio 4,

“That’s not what you know.” Reset was known as the “Resident News Dog” on Josh Widdicom’s XFM radio show, which aired Saturday morning (and then Sunday morning).

He has appeared on a variety of radio stations and has been a guest on numerous podcasts, including My Dad Wrote a Porno, SoundCheck Podcast, The Comedian’s Comedian with Stuart Goldsmith, and Richard Herring Leicester Square Theater podcasts.

On February 12, 2019, Joe Lycett became the new presenter of The Great British Sewing Bee Season 5 on BBC Two.

Lycett, with the help of various guests and Mark Silcox, launched Got Your Back, a consumer show named “Sexy Watchdog” in 2019. [14] The show will bring justice to consumers with a comedy twist against large corporations such as airlines and banks. The series has been redesigned for the second series.

Reset describes the show as “a cross between Rogue Trader and RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

On August 17, 2019, and October 26, 2019, Lycett attended Rylan’s Rylan Clark-Neal on Saturday, BBC Radio 2.

He returned to Radio 2 in December 2019 to feature Saracox’s drivetime show over Christmas and New Year.

In February 2020, Reset changed its name from Joe Lycett to Hugo Boss in response to a legal dispute between fashion company Hugo Boss and Swansey-based Boss Brewing.

He noted the use of company proceedings related to allegations of copyright infringement against many SMEs, including Boss Brewing, over the use of the word “boss” and wrote a cease and desist letter.

In Joe Reset’s Got Your Back second series, comedians launched a fake runway show outside London’s flagship store on Regent Street to celebrate the release of a wrist orthotic device named “Hugo Boss.” Reset claims that Hugo Boss’ company called the police after the incident.

In April 2020, he returned his name to Joe Lycett.

In 2021, Reset screened the television documentary Joe Reset vs. Oil Giant.

In June 2022, a viewer of a show called Northern Ireland Police Service in Belfast complained about a joke about a donkey.

Reset lamented being investigated by the police for a joke, but was willing to share his message to convey to the police the joy of repeating the joke he thought was one of the best jokes.

The investigation was immediately discontinued. Private life