Lloyd Langford
Welsh comedian
Lloyd Langford (born 6 August 1983) is a Welsh comedian, comedy writer and voice artist.
Early life and education
Langford was born in Baglan, Neath Port Talbot. He studied film and television at the University of Warwick. He was regularly MC at Warwick Comedy's weekly Sunday night stand-up show.
Career
Langford has provided audience warm-up on QI. Langford has appeared as a guest on several comedy and panel shows, including Russell Howard's Good News, The News Quiz, The Now Show, 8 Out of 10 Cats, QI, The Dog Ate My Homework, Have You Been Paying Attention (TV2 New Zealand), and The Jon Richardson Show, and has written additional material for other shows, including Live at the Apollo, Never Mind the Buzzcocks and The King is Dead.
He was a contributor on Rhod Gilbert's Work Experience. In August 2010, Langford made the move to television when the BBC commissioned eight episodes of Ask Rhod Gilbert, following a successful pilot earlier in 2010. The show featured Rhod Gilbert, Greg Davies and Langford as regular panellists, answering random trivia questions, such as 'Who would win in a race, Usain Bolt or a grizzly bear?', posed by the public and celebrities, with additional celebrity guests on the panel. The show ran for two series. He co-hosted the radio show Rhod Gilbert's Bulging Barrel of Laughs.
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