He is the host of You’ve Been Framed (ITV), created Shark Infested Custard (CITV) and revived Stars in Their Eyes in 2015, whilst recent shows include Harry Hill’s Tea Time (Sky One, which returns for a new series in later 2017) and Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule, which begins on ITV in March. He made seven legendary appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman (CBS).
As well as his TV Burp Book, the success of Harry Hill’s Whopping Joke Book (Faber) made him the best-selling children’s author of 2008. Other writing credits include Flight from Deathrow (Time Warner), Harry Hill Fun Book and his children’s books Further Adventures of the Queen Mum, Tim The Tiny Horse, Tim The Tiny Horse At Large and A Complete History of Tim (The Tiny Horse) (Faber and Faber). In 2010 Harry released his comedy show business diary Livin’ The Dream (Faber) as well as his first ever comedy album, Funny Times (Island Records).
In 2013 he released his debut movie, The Harry Hill Movie, which starred Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Matt Lucas and Simon Bird, and in 2014 he wrote the critically-acclaimed X Factor musical I Can’t Sing, which opened at the London Palladium. He made his acting debut in hit BBC special Professor Branestawm, inspired by the Norman Hunter books.
In 2016 his brand new series for Sky One, Harry Hill’s Tea Time received vast critical acclaim, with the series returning for a second series in 2017. Harry also returns to ITV with a new show, Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule, which will see him joined by a host of household names including Kathy Burke, Joe Lycett and Mel Giedroyc.
