Which pay band did the BBC’s annual report place him in for 2023/24?
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The report listed him at £200,000 to £204,999 for a range of programmes, podcasts and series, unchanged on the year before.
Which strand followed Weird Weekends from 2000?
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When Louis Met… turned the format from travelogue into single-subject portraits.
Which company did Mindhouse sign a two-year first-look deal with in April 2020?
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The first-look arrangement was with BBC Studios, the company he had left six months earlier.
Who became a co-owner of Mindhouse in 2022?
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Sophie Ardern, previously director of production, joined the founding trio as a co-owner.
Which 2022 single is he a credited writer on?
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“Jiggle Jiggle” was built on a rap he performed in a Weird Weekends episode years earlier.
Which production duo made that single?
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The Manchester duo Duke & Jones produced it after the clip went viral on TikTok.
Which Oxford college did he attend?
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He read his degree at Magdalen College and graduated with first-class honours.
Which 2005 title was his first book?
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The Call of the Weird revisited subjects from his earlier American films.
Which publisher issues his books?
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All three of his titles are published by Pan Macmillan.
Which 2007 documentary of his concerned the Westboro Baptist Church?
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The Most Hated Family in America was among the films that made him a fixture of BBC Two.
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