Blunder (TV series)
Blunder is a Channel 4 comedy sketch series from 2006 that originally aired on E4. One series of six episodes aired.
Characters
| Character | Played by | |
| The Baron | A hyperactive puerile madman who claims to be the most evil man in the world. He notably tires out towards the end, and often finishes attempting to leave the stage in a strange fashion. | Tom |
| Karate Johnson | A martial arts expert who tells morality tales, ending with his catchphrase "This is karate" and following it up with a flurry of kicks which reveal too much seemingly accidentally at first, but it becomes more deliberate as the series goes on. | Tom |
| Franco Franco | A Euro-style crooner who sings inappropriate and nonsensical songs about his unfortunate family. | Tom |
| Colonel Rudd | A maverick wannabe vet who ill-advisedly uses his animal practices on humans. | David |
| Edgar Ford | A doddery old man, who's "unlikely to make it to Christmas". | David |
| Nigel Livid | A man who is constantly annoyed by today's poor TV shows. He storms the Channel 4 offices, only to realise he should stop watching them in the first place. | David |
| Mr. Pratt | The swimming teacher with the barnacle head. | Tony |
| Tollund Man | A 2,000-year-old peat bog man who has come back to life. | Rhys |
| Malibu Man | The Malibu man gets randy on Malibu rum and tries it on with a member of the audience. When they refuse his offers he turns to the camera and says "Oh, blow!". | Rhys |
| Frank | A man who wants to perform a bodily function, such as farting, but refuses to do it in a public place because it's "disrespectful", and says he'll be "back in da minute". He ends up carrying out his function inappropriately, and is frowned upon by a man in a bowler hat and moustache. | Rhys |
| Mr Whippy | A domineering father who won't let his son get a word in. The sketch usually ends with Mr Whippy attacking his son. | Tony |
| Emperor Boswellox | He has conquered moons along with his followers, but his memory isn't quite so superhuman. He asks each member of his group if they would like a particular food item, such as a poppadom or a falafel, before moving on to the audience. | Tony |
| Trish | A woman who can only talk in a "comedy" language. | Nina |
| Pru the Bored Housewife | who does unspeakable things with household appliances. | Nina |
| Stuart Ogilvy | A frustrated middle-aged, middle-class golfer who literally gets steamed up about what's wrong with society. He makes several references about the "gowlf clerb". | Simon |
| Mighty Mouse | A racehorse who is unlucky in love. | Simon |
| Singing Cat | Taking place in a car, a singing cat puppet sings a tune from a TV soap such as Coronation Street, and the owner utters obscenities at it. In later episodes, however, the cat would sing a popular tune, and the owner would join in. This was shown at the credits of each episode. | Tony |