Jack Dee is a Comedian, Actor and Writer.
One of Britain’s biggest comedy stars, Jack Dee has captured audiences and critics imagination with his dry humour and dead pan delivery.
The winner of three British Comedy Awards and nominated for Best Entertainment Performer at the 2005 BAFTA’s, he has been described by the press as “A modern comic marvel“.
Jack Dee’s stand up career began in 1986 when he delivered his first open mike spot at the world-famous London Comedy Store.
Like most established comedians it wasn’t until 1991 that he got his first big break by being nominated for the Edinburgh Festival Perrier Award and wining the British Comedy Award for Best Comedy Newcomer.
In 1992 Jack hosted the critically acclaimed ‘The Jack Dee Show’ on Channel 4 which went on to run for two series, he then moved to ITV where he hosted ‘Jack Dee’s Saturday Night’ (1995) and ‘Jack Dee’s Sunday Service’ (1997).
By 2000 he had moved to BBC 1 and presented two series of ‘Jack Dee’s Happy Hour’.
In 2004 Jack Dee hosted for BBC1 his BAFTA-nominated ‘Jack Dee Live at the Apollo’ which was quickly followed by a second series in 2005.
In 2009, Jack replaced Humphrey Lyttelton as the chairman of BBC Radio 4’s I’m Sorry, I Haven’t A Clue.
Jack has also co-written and starred in two of his own sitcoms, four series of Lead Balloon for BBC Two, and two series of the hit ITV show Bad Move.
Jack developed and appeared in the collaborative live show called Jack Dee’s HelpDesk, which toured live around the country and was broadcast on BBC Two in the run up to the 2015 general election, the 2016 EU referendum and the 2017 presidential inauguration. Also, in the run up to the EU referendum, Jack starred in Channel 4’s topical comedy series Power Monkeys.
In 2015 Jack became the host of The Apprentice: You’re Fired and The Apprentice: You’re Hired.
Jack has starred as Geoff in three series of the hit BBC sitcom Josh, and is also the author of a compelling bestselling autobiography, Thanks For Nothing.
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