As a recognised face on every episode of BBC2's Mock the Week, in addition … Read Full Bio ↴As a recognised face on every episode of BBC2's Mock the Week, in addition to his appearances on 8 out of 10 Cats, They Think It's All Over, Law of the Playground and FAQ U, Frankie Boyle is an established name in the world of comedy.
Frankie leapt onto the circuit in style when he won the Daily Telegraph's Open Mic competition in 1996, before becoming a regular and popular compere at high-profile clubs across the UK. His first performances at the Edinburgh Fringe included headlining The Comedy Zone at the Pleasance and a starring role in 2003 alongside The Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III (Jim Muir) in a show that won praise from both audiences and critics alike.
While Frankie's stand-up career reached new heights, his television work took off. After regular appearances on BBC Scotland's Live Floor Show (for which Frankie was also a writer), Frankie has appeared as a guest on 8 out of 10 Cats, They Think It's All Over, FAQ U and Mock The Week, for which he is best-known. He was also a recent contributor to Channel 4's Law of the Playground in the autumn and will appearing on new panel shows Pants On Fire (BBC1) and Best of Worst (C4) shortly.
Alongside his work in front of the camera, Frankie is also a highly-regarded writer. He has written for several series including 8 out of 10 Cats, the UK version of Live Floor Show; 2DTV and 29 Minutes of Fame. He is currently writing and developing two new shows for Channel 4. All of this comes in addition to Frankie's radio work. As well as featuring in Miles Jupp's Radio 4 series, Frankie was also team captain in BBC Radio Scotland's Spin on This and Famous for 5 Minutes.
Through the facets of Frankie's career, his live performances stand strong. Last year he enjoyed a hugely successful run at the 2006 Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his solo show 'The Voice of Black America' and he returns in 2007 with an all new-show, 'Morons, I Can Heal You'.
Frankie leapt onto the circuit in style when he won the Daily Telegraph's Open Mic competition in 1996, before becoming a regular and popular compere at high-profile clubs across the UK. His first performances at the Edinburgh Fringe included headlining The Comedy Zone at the Pleasance and a starring role in 2003 alongside The Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III (Jim Muir) in a show that won praise from both audiences and critics alike.
While Frankie's stand-up career reached new heights, his television work took off. After regular appearances on BBC Scotland's Live Floor Show (for which Frankie was also a writer), Frankie has appeared as a guest on 8 out of 10 Cats, They Think It's All Over, FAQ U and Mock The Week, for which he is best-known. He was also a recent contributor to Channel 4's Law of the Playground in the autumn and will appearing on new panel shows Pants On Fire (BBC1) and Best of Worst (C4) shortly.
Alongside his work in front of the camera, Frankie is also a highly-regarded writer. He has written for several series including 8 out of 10 Cats, the UK version of Live Floor Show; 2DTV and 29 Minutes of Fame. He is currently writing and developing two new shows for Channel 4. All of this comes in addition to Frankie's radio work. As well as featuring in Miles Jupp's Radio 4 series, Frankie was also team captain in BBC Radio Scotland's Spin on This and Famous for 5 Minutes.
Through the facets of Frankie's career, his live performances stand strong. Last year he enjoyed a hugely successful run at the 2006 Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his solo show 'The Voice of Black America' and he returns in 2007 with an all new-show, 'Morons, I Can Heal You'.
Politicians
Frankie Boyle Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Politicians' by these artists:
Antidote Politicians - full of lies Politicians - full of lies Blah…
Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger Yo soy un hombre sincero De donde crecen las palmas Yo Soy…
Barry Brown Hey now baby get into my big black car I want…
Casualties Politicians everywhere Coming over to the shows You can se…
John-F. Klaver Politician: law magician Your pen's a magic wand Write your …
Loudog oh... You politicians don't do your jobs too well... How…
Napalm Death [Raw Power cover] Now you are screaming in pain They are st…
Neurosis Politicians By disgrace our nation Suffers from a cancer …
Neurosis Inc By disgrace our nation [x2] Suffers from a cancer Politician…
Perkele Politicians don't care about you and me We don't fit in…
Raw Power Now you are screaming in pain They are striking you on…
Switchfoot (Oh, Oh, Oh,) Everything is broken, Everything is broken,…
Switchfoot - Nothing Is Sound (Oh, Oh, Oh,) Everything is broken, Everything is broken,…
The Casualties Politicians everywhere Coming over to the shows You can see …
The Exploited Left this country in a mess No one is guilty…
Three M-Men Hey, Mr. Politician turn around Do you see what's happening …
Ultima Thule Politicians look so brave, before the people who ___. …
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S J Bechet
"As a conservative, we are not well-liked, but we are competent"
I have no idea what planet she is from or that she has any comic merit except as a punching bag for Frankie
The highest inflation in 40 years.
Highest taxation in 70 years.
Biggest drop inliving standards since 1956.
Biggest fall in real wages since records began.
Uk trade performance at its worst level on record.
Inflation at 9% expected to be 11% in 2 months.
Uk business crucified with brexit red tape.
MrGrifft
@Willy Wonka "You attack me for attacking them." No, I pointed out that you were being dumb for the repeated typos while calling someone "dmb".
Pointing out the hypocrisy, nothing more.
"So you are the same as them really."
Way to go buddy, your paranoia has gotten the better of you.
That's rather 'fashy' of you, trying to shut me up just for engaging with you in the same petty fashion you're engaging with others, don't you think?
Again with The Coup, do you think this is some sort of gotcha?
Why would you go into someones playlists trying to find something 'incriminating'? Are you attempting to engage in identity politics or something?
evilrslade
Whenever I hear Baroness Warsi she always comes across as articulate and thoughtful. The cognitive dissonance needed to be a Tory must be a real strain. Also, Frankie is killing it, as usual. To be fair to Warsi, she rolled with it instead of getting a nark on like most Tories would. Not that they would have the balls to show up in the first place on a show with Frankie.
dizzygunner
@Sniff Back Better Corbyn actually did, Instead of this centre ground shit we have had since Blair, but the media ran by the rich people didn't like his idea of taxing them. But you carry on voting for the people who want to fuck the poor and will laugh while doing it. Twat.
nick brooks
@Sniff Back Better Don't we have an overwhelmingly right-wing media then?
There's a fucking horrible client media sticking its godawful 'newspapers' on every newsagents shelves in the fucking country, as well as online, and every tv channel sucks the fruit of Tory arseholes on a daily basis, to boot.
Just cos the occasional comedy show puts a lefty comic on once in a while, or you've seen the odd episode of Have I Got News For You, doesn't mean there's any tangible left- wing bias at all.
Geoff Pulham
Let's be honest. She is rocking those trainers.
Rob Parkinson
shes a good sport and often goes on comedy shows where she will get ripped a bit. At least she plays along which is more than can be said about 95% of tories.
R H
@Sniff Back Better you should listen to Frankie going hard on Starmer. He's by no means happy with Labour either.
PurushaDesa
Warsi’s economic politics is reliably rancid but fair play for correctly identifying the two worst and two least awful options in the leadership race.
Thibault Loughrey
@Robert Stiff the exact same ones no less now
Robert Stiff
If only the two she identified as the worst hadn't just got cabinet jobs....
Uk Porkpie
She's not white and yet she thought May was ok,? The racist home secretary who presided over windrush? As for claiming the Tories were ever competent...I gagged