Spencer Jones
After lockdown, Spencer Jones moved with his young family from London to Devon - nearer to the beach, closer to his mum, and more chilled than the city. Was it an easy move? No. But was it the right choice? Also no.
Double Edinburgh Comedy Award and double BAFTA-nominated professional idiot, Spencer Jones, is back with a very silly story about the wrong kind of quiet, how to tell if you've become a lonely monster, and a vicious, vicious feud... with a chicken.
Reginald D Hunter, Spencer Jones, Aaron Simmonds, Olga Koch, Sean McLoughlin, Sunil Patel and Babatunde Aleshe are announced as the final acts to join the bill for Wells Comedy Festival 2022.
The festival – a ‘weekend-long comedy jamboree’ (The Guardian) - takes place in Somerset from Friday 27th – Sunday 29th May. Over this weekend, England’s smallest city will play host to 40 comedy shows at a variety of venues across the city.
The Spencer Jones sitcom Mr Winner will not be coming back to the BBC for a second run.
Jones announced the news on social media, tweeting: "I know it’s not important in the grand scheme of things but I wanted to let you know that Mr Winner is not going to have a second series. I had a lovely time making and want to thank Matt Morgan for writing it for me and the BBC for having me in it. Thanks for watching x."
Spencer Jones has made a music video encompassing all of those things we've become fixated on under lockdown, from Tiger King to exercising to being stuck with the family to washing our hands.
Watch Spencer Jones, the star of BBC comedy Mister Winner, in this new video for a track by Alexander Wolfe. Jones also directed it observing social distancing guidelines. He tweeted: "Alexander Wolfe asked me to make a music video for his new single Tired of Me. I am tired of myself, as I am sure a lot of us are, so I made this in my loft and kitchen. hope you like it."
Spencer Jones already has one BBC series on the go, Mr Winner, and now he has another. Following a successul pilot we get four new excellent views inside The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, a lovable idiot with an inventive streak that never stops.
Madcap comedian Spencer Jones returns to the screen as his alter ego Herbert Clunkerdunk in a series of The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, following the success of the Bafta-nominated pilot for BBC Two last year. Take a look inside the brilliant mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk as he attempts to navigate his way through everyday life only to be constantly interrupted by his own imagination.
Filming has now finished on the first series of The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk, created by and starring comedian Spencer Jones.
BBC Two has ordered a full series following the success of the Bafta-nominated short form pilot which aired on BBC Two last year as part of the critically-acclaimed Comedy Shorts series.
BBC Two has ordered a full series of The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk. The commission of The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk comes following the success of the Bafta-nominated short form pilot which aired on BBC Two last year as part of the critically-acclaimed Comedy Shorts.
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