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'''Phil Jupitus''' (born [[26th June]] [[1962]]) voiced [[Servo]] in ''[[The Cannibalists]]''. | '''Phil Jupitus''' (born [[26th June]] [[1962]]) voiced [[Servo]] in ''[[The Cannibalists]]''. | ||
An English comedian, actor, disc jockey, musician and podcaster, Jupitus is perhaps best-known as the longest-serving | An English comedian, actor, disc jockey, musician and podcaster, Jupitus is perhaps best-known as the longest-serving panellist on the muiscal quiz comedy, ''[[wikipedia:Never Mind the Buzzcocks|Never Mind the Buzzcocks]]'', as well as a frequent guest on other such shows, like ''[[wikipedia:Quite Interesting|QI]]''. He is an avid user of the micro-blogging site, [[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]]. | ||
Jupitus is a long-standing fan of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', and, in an interview published by [[Big Finish Productions]], claimed a preference for the audio version of the programme. Accordingly, he has opined that his | Jupitus is a long-standing fan of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', and, in an interview published by [[Big Finish Productions]], claimed a preference for the audio version of the programme. Accordingly, he has opined that his favourite [[the Doctor|Doctor]]/[[companion]] pairing is that between the [[Eighth Doctor]] and [[Lucie Miller]], which eclipses his televised favourite of the [[Third Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 31 October 2011
Phil Jupitus (born 26th June 1962) voiced Servo in The Cannibalists.
An English comedian, actor, disc jockey, musician and podcaster, Jupitus is perhaps best-known as the longest-serving panellist on the muiscal quiz comedy, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, as well as a frequent guest on other such shows, like QI. He is an avid user of the micro-blogging site, Twitter.
Jupitus is a long-standing fan of Doctor Who, and, in an interview published by Big Finish Productions, claimed a preference for the audio version of the programme. Accordingly, he has opined that his favourite Doctor/companion pairing is that between the Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller, which eclipses his televised favourite of the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith.
