Lance Percival Lance Percival has been a household name since the sixties, and was one of the team on the legendary BBC’s satirical 'That was the week that was'. Since then, in spite of numerous requests to abandon the whole thing, he has appeared constantly in all forms of the media. Recent television include the BBC Series Heroes of Comedy, 'Comic Relief', 'Countdown' (YTV), and the BBC2 Pro-Celebrity Golf programme. His 23 Film credits include Too Late The Hero, Darling Lili, and several Carry On spectaculars. He is also a regular radio guest. He won the prestigious Benedictine UK After Dinner Speaker of the Year Award because of his ‘Polaroid memory’ - He injects names, job titles, jargon and opposition into a speech, learns the lot and then forgets everything the next day – hence Polaroid! His excellent memory and research into names and company jargon have made him incredibly popular in the corporate market, with recent clients including Volvo, Danish Bacon, Interlink and many more. He has recently expanded on his talent to include specialised scripting of humour for Executive speeches or conferences, with clients such as Kelloggs, BP Amoco, Harvey Nichols, Vauxhall Motors among hundreds of other companies. For television he devised and wrote Whodunnit? (ITV) of which he has written 105, also for American television. He is the author of two humorous books called Well Versed Dogs and Well Versed Cats. Based in London, he claims that he has mastered Frustration (being a keen golf hacker), Despair (being a lifelong Chelsea supporter) and Facing the impossible (he does the Times Crossword every day).   [ back ]