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Andy Parsons

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Andy Parsons
Born	1967 England
Medium	Stand-up
Nationality	British
Genres	Satire
Notable works and roles	Parsons and Naylor’s Pull-Out Sections Mock the Week
Website	http://www.andyparsons.co.uk

Andy Parsons (born 1967) is a British comedian and writer, best known for his work with comedy partner Henry Naylor. They have written and presented nine seasons of Parsons and Naylor’s Pull-Out Sections for BBC Radio 2. Archive shows are often repeated on BBC 7, and a compilation CD was released in 2003. They have also performed live versions of the show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (1993-2001) and at international comedy festivals in Sydney (1998/99), Melbourne and Adelaide (both 1998). After studying law at the University of Cambridge, Parsons got a job working on a case at the Glasgow shipyards, which he describes as "the most tedious thing I'd ever done."[1] He has written for Spitting Image, Noel's House Party and Alas Smith and Jones, and provided the voice of "Cool Cat" in the 1992 Press Gang episode "Bad News". He has also appeared as a guest on They Think It's All Over and BBC Radio 5 Live's Fighting Talk, and as a regular panelist on Mock the Week. Parsons regularly performs solo shows at comedy festivals, and also at The Comedy Store and Jongleurs. He is the Time Out Comedy Award Winner 2002. He will write and star in a BBC Radio 4 sitcom called The Lost Blog Of Scrooby Trevithic.[2] He is currently on a UK nationwide tour.