TV APPEARANCES AND SHOWS

• Annually Retentive — BBC
• Lead Balloon — BBC
• Little Britain — BBC
• My Family and Other Animals — BBC
• Chopratown — BBC
• Frank Skinner Show — ITV
• Top Gear — BBC
• HBO Special — HBO (USA)
• Jack Dee, Live at the Apollo — BBC One
• Comic Relief (Celebrity University Challenge) — BBC Two
• Comic Aid — BBC One
• Room 101 — BBC Two
• Whoopi — NBC (USA)
• Have I Got News For You — BBC Two
• Jason & The Argonauts — Channel Four
• Bloody Foreigners — Channel Four
• They Think It’s All Over — BBC One
• The Royal Variety Performance — BBC
• Lenny Henry In Pieces — BBC One
• Small Potatoes 2 — Channel Four
• Small Potatoes — Channel Four
• Coming Soon — Channel Four
• Heaven and Earth Show — ITV
• Edinburgh Nights — BBC 2
• Black Books — BBC 1 & 2
• ALEXEI SAYLE'S Merry-Go-Round — BBC 2
• Barking — Channel Four
• The Comedy Store — Channel Five
• The Stand Up Show — BBC One
• Live at Jongleurs — Paramount Channel

TV GUEST APPEARANCES

• "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" playing "Himself" 19 March 2004
• "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" playing "Himself" (episode # 3.2) 25 October 2002
• "Heaven and Earth Show, The" (2000) playing "Himself" 22 September 2002
• "Big Breakfast, The" (1992) playing "Himself" 4 February 2002
• "Have I Got News for You" (1990) playing "Himself" (episode # 22.6) 30 November 2001
• "They Think It's All Over" (1995) playing "Himself" 24 December 2000
• "Head on Comedy" (2000) playing "Himself" (episode # 1.3) 27 July 2000
• "Tonight at the London Palladium" (2000) playing "Himself" 5 May 2000
• "Comedy Café" (1999) playing "Himself" (episode # 1.5) 26 July 1999

AWARDS

• Perrier Award Nominee — Best Comedian
• South Bank Award Nominee — Best Comedy of the Year
• Gemini Award Nominee (Canada) — Best Comedy Performance
• Emma Award — Best Stand Up Comedian
• Time Out Award — Best Stand Up Comedian
• LWT Comedy Award — Best Stand Up
• One World Media Award — For his Channel 4 documentary ‘Bloody Foreigners’
• European TV Award Nominee — For his Channel 4 documentary ‘Bloody Foreigners’
• Royal Television Society Award Nominee
• Spirit of the Fringe Award — Edinburgh Festival

OMID DJALILI is an actor/comedian who spends most of his time trying to keep his weight down by yoyo dieting and playing football in West London still hoping to get spotted by Brentford Football Club.

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