Adam Richard Kay, a Briton, works as a television scriptwriter, author and stand‑up comic after leaving his previous career as a doctor. He wrote the 2017 memoir This Is Going to Hurt, detailing his years in medicine. His TV writing portfolio includes This Is Going to Hurt, Crims, Mrs. Brown’s Boys and the Mitchell and Webb shows.
Born as Tyrone Mark Lindo and performing under the name Big Narstie, he works as a British rapper, songwriter, comedian, television presenter, author and internet personality. He entered the scene in 2002 as part of the grime crew N Double A, but his solo output and comedy sketches about grime music and its culture have brought him wider fame. He also fronts his own chat programme, The Big Narstie Show.
Edward Charles Egerton Weeks, an English actor, became most recognized for his role as Dr. Jeremy Reed on the Fox/Hulu sitcom The Mindy Project, which ran from 2012 to 2017. He also portrayed the character Colin in the Fox comedy series LA to Vegas in 2018.
Inel Julian Tomlinson, a London‑born actor, TV presenter and stand‑up comic, is best recognised as one half of Johnny and Inel, the UK’s first black comedy duo formed with Johnny Cochrane. The pair became familiar to young audiences through the CBBC series The Johnny and Inel Show and the programme Junior Vets on Call. In 2015 they entered the Fubar Radio roster, hosting the Thursday‑afternoon “Live & Loud” slot. After a successful year there, Virgin Radio UK brought them into its new line‑up, assigning them a flagship Friday evening programme from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Born of Trinidadian roots, Jason Lewis works as an actor, writer and comedian in Britain. He gained prominence through his eponymous sketch series, The Jason Lewis Experience, whose debut was broadcast on BBC Three.
James Joseph Mulgrew, who performs under the name Jimmy Cricket, is a Northern Irish comedian. He broke into the public eye in 1980 by finishing second in the talent competition Search for a Star, which opened doors to spots on The Good Old Days and Crackerjack! and later resulted in his own television and radio programmes. His signature catchphrase “and there’s more” became widely recognized, and he continued to work on stage well into his later years.
John Joseph Linehan, MBE, is an Irish performer best known for his drag‑queen persona May McFettridge. In that character he has become a long‑standing presence on local radio and television, and he regularly appears as a pantomime dame.
Olajide Olayinka Williams “JJ” Olatunji, popularly known as KSI, is a British influencer, musician and former professional boxer. He co‑founded and previously belonged to the YouTube collective the Sidemen, helped launch Misfits Boxing, and co‑owns a number of enterprises including Prime Hydration and Lunchly. Since 2025, KSI has also served as a judge on Britain’s Got Talent.
Mike Winters, an English comedian who also worked as a musician, entrepreneur and author, acted as the straight‑man alongside his younger brother Bernie in the comedy duo Mike and Bernie Winters.
Richard Rankin, a performer from Scotland, has built his career in acting. Viewers most readily recognize him from the sketch comedy series Burnistoun, his portrayal of Roger Wakefield MacKenzie in Starz’s Outlander, and his embodiment of John Rebus in the BBC crime drama Rebus, which adapts Ian Rankin’s Inspector Rebus novels.
Seven Graham, a Briton who identifies as intersex, works as an activist, stand‑up comic, filmmaker, playwright and counsellor for drug addiction. He has sat on the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs and helped launch the Amy Winehouse Foundation. The Independent on Sunday praised his intersex advocacy, dubbing him an LGBT “national treasure” and placing him at number two on the 2015 Rainbow List of the UK’s most influential LGBT figures. In 2017 he both authored and headlined the one‑person show Angels are Intersex, and the following year he served as executive producer on the short film Ponyboi.
Victoria Claire McGlynn, known professionally as Vic McGlynn, formerly worked in England as a radio presenter, voice‑over artist and disc jockey, and has now transitioned to a career as a practicing nurse.
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