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Biyouna, comedian from Algeria
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Algeria

Biyouna

The Peya Bouzar, which is called " Piuna " by the public, is a theatrical, arrogant artist and an Algerian representative, who has enjoyed wide publicity among the followers inside and outside Algeria, whose name is highlighted by its bold and sterling of roles that deal with the issues of Algerian women and society.

Jamie Demetriou, comedian from United Kingdom
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United Kingdom

Jamie Demetriou

Jamie Demetriou, a British comedian, actor and screenwriter, is best known for portraying Bus Rodent in Fleabag and for conceiving, co‑writing and starring in Stath Lets Flats. His work on the latter brought him three BAFTA trophies in 2020: Best Male Comedy Performance, Best Comedy Writing and Best Scripted Comedy.

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United Kingdom

Jon Harvey

Jonathan David Harvey, a comedy writer and performer from the United Kingdom, shot to prominence in 2019 when he introduced the character Count Binface. The absurdist candidate, billed as an “intergalactic space warrior,” runs in British elections sporting a helmet fashioned like a dustbin. Before adopting this persona, Harvey portrayed a comparable figure—Lord Buckethead—who challenged Prime Minister Theresa May in the 2017 general election. A legal clash with filmmaker Todd Durham, the owner of the Buckethead trademark, forced him to abandon that role and launch Count Binface instead. Apart from his on‑stage antics, Harvey is known for shunning publicity, rarely granting interviews or appearing publicly without his mask.

Juan Carlos Calabró, comedian from Argentina
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Argentina

Juan Carlos Calabró

Juan Carlos Calabró served as an actor, announcer and humorist in Argentina. Throughout an extensive and outstanding career in different areas of the show, he reached great fame and is remembered for having created and incarnate television characters such as Johnny Tolengo, Renato el Contra - also called "El Contra" and "Aníbal" - among others, which consolidated him as one of the more comedians famous of the country.

Lou Sanders, comedian from United Kingdom
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United Kingdom

Lou Sanders

Louise Sanders, a comedian, writer and actress from England, launched her comedy career before becoming a frequent guest on various panel programmes, taking the stage at Live at the Apollo and clinching victory in the eighth edition of Taskmaster in 2019. Beginning in 2021, she has taken on the role of Mel Giedroyc’s co‑host in the Dave series Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable. In 2024 she joined the lineup of contestants for the sixteenth series of Dancing on Ice.

Paul Elliot, comedian from United Kingdom
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United Kingdom

Paul Elliot

The Chuckle Brothers were a British comic duo consisting of the real brothers Barry David Elliott and Paul Harman Elliott. Their fame stemmed from the BBC children’s series ChuckleVision, which ran from 1987 to 2009 and was honoured with a 2010 live tour titled An Audience with the Chuckle Brothers to mark its twenty‑first series. Their routine leaned on slap‑stick physicality, visual jokes and wordplay, and they are remembered for the catch‑phrases “To me, to you!” and “Oh dear, oh dear!”.