Ross Lee

Ross Lee is a British comedian, actor, and television presenter originally from Calverley, Pudsey, Leeds.[1]

TV career

Ross Lee's Ghoulies

Lee was the host of Ross Lee's Ghoulies, a horror-comedy themed Saturday morning studio-based show which began broadcasting on Sunday 28 September and ended 13 December 2008 on Nickelodeon UK. It aired in two-hour blocks from 10am until 12pm, for 13 weeks. Lee appears as an apparent caricature of himself, as well as several different characters in sketches throughout the show.

Other TV appearances

Prior to Ross Lee's Ghoulies, Lee hosted a similar programme on CBBC entitled Chute!, which included various video clips and songs.[2] He also made two appearances on Channel 4's Friday night comedy show Balls of Steel as the World's Worst (Occupation), portraying a taxi driver and a barman respectively. He also provided a voiceover on the DVD of the show. Lee did not appear in the second or third series of Balls of Steel.

Apart from Chute!, Lee appeared in other CBBC shows; once on SMart, and twice on TMi as Mark Rhodes' "friend", and on the last show for Flack's Musical Chairs. He was eliminated in the third round and received pie in his face. He later got his revenge, along with the other contenders, on Sam and Mark. He has also appeared in the Bo' Selecta! Christmas Special "Ho Ho Ho Selecta", and had a minor appearance on Look Around You in Episode Four where he played Andy Gough.

Lee narrates the British version of MTV's strip show-cum-music video show Pants-Off Dance-Off. He also appears in the 2010 music video for "I Feel Better" by Hot Chip, directed by Peter Serafinowicz.[3]

He stars in hidden camera show The Pranker on BBC Three, in which he pranks unsuspecting members of the general public. The first series ran for six episodes from 14 July - 18 August 2011.

Radio career

TBFM Online

On 6 February 2014, it was announced that Lee had joined the internet radio station TBFM Online as a DJ,[4] and would be presenting a weekly one-hour show on the station.

References

  1. ↑ "CBBC Stars - Ross Lee". Retrieved 2008-11-05.
  2. ↑ "CBBC Programmes - Chute!". Retrieved 2008-11-05.
  3. ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaCZN2N6Q_I
  4. ↑ "Ross Lee Joins The TBFM Family". Retrieved 2014-02-07.

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