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Charlie's largest crowd for a TV performance was three thousand
people at Alexander Palace in London for the BBC 2 'Wind Rush
Gala 1998'.
The
Voice Newspaper called it, "a concert of a life time".
The show hosted seven comedians and seventeen pop stars in a
two hour special.
His biggest viewing audience going out live on TV was when Sky
TV asked Charlie to perform impressions of Mike Tyson and Chris
Eubank at ringside when Tyson came over to Manchester to fight
Julius Francis.
Over a billion watched the fight at the M. E. N. arena.
Charlie appeared on the ITV show "What's New", the
show went out live after News at Ten.
The thirty minute comedy and music show featured Dave Spikey
who played Vince St Claire the compare in Peter Kays 'Phoenix
Nights'.
He has performed at Carlton TV’s 'Emma' awards held at
the Grosvner House Hotel London, he recieved a standing ovation
doing his impressions of Chris Eubank and Prince Nassem Hammed
who were in the audience.
Also he was on the Sky TV music show "Elvis Has Just Left
The Building" presented by Noddy Holder, the former Slade
singer.The half hour slot featured music and comedy.
In 1992, Granada TV brought back the seventy's show 'The Comedians',
National newspaper critic Pam Francis gave Charlie rave reviews
describing him as "the bright young thing of the show".
In
1995 Sky TV also revamped the early seventy's impressionist
show "Who do you do". Charlie featured on all twenty-four
episodes.
Sky
TV gave Charlie his own half hour show in 1995 called 'Stand
and Deliver', the show was repeated many times on Sky One.
Charlie starred in and wrote one episode of BBC 2 show 'The
A-Force', each week on a friday night, four comics would answer
topical questions on current events, this suited Charlie, as
he is a master of ad lib.
One of his first TV shows was" Hangar 17" BBC1 it
was Robbie Williams first National TV show with his band Take
That.
He has also performed on "Sky plus comedians".
He was a guest on Brenden Coogans chat show"The Loafers"
on BBC Choice.
Charlie has taken part in a sixty-minute interview for Man United
on the Reds Replay, he has also appeared on the fans favourite
program Soccer AM (Sky Sports).
He was recently on Granada TV as a guest on the "Afternoon
Show" chatting about comedy and his faith and his TV career.
Created
by Mark Aynsley
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TV Shows
- The
Afternoon Show ITV
- New
Comedians ITV
- What's
New Granada TV
- Hangar
17 BBC1
- Who
Do You Do Sky One
- Stand
& Deliver Sky One
- The
A Force BBC2
- Elvis
Has Left The Building GranadaTV
- Windrush
Gala Concert BBC2
- Soccer
AM Sky Sports
- Big
Fight Special Sky Sports
- 291
Club Channel 4
- The
EMMA AwardsCarlton TV
- Reds
Replay Man United TV
- The
LoafersBBC Choice
- Telethon
ITV
- Sky
Plus Comedians
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