Bafta-nominated comedy series about vloggers. In this episode, host Liam Williams investigates the Likey awards and explores the Self Care category.
Bafta-nominated comedy series about vloggers. Liam explores the Self Care category of the Likeys, new awards intended to celebrate positivity in the vlogging world. Controversial vlogger DumpGhost (Tom Stourton) and neofascist influencer Henry Bloyd Smith (George Fouracres) are encouraging their followers to take 'radical action' against the Likeys and its nominees, and political vlogger Dina Discourse (Shivani Thussu) is the one bearing the brunt.
He catches up with an old adversary from series one, lifestyle and nutrition guru Polly Sprong (Ellie White). Polly has taken a more relaxed approach to her work following a difficult revelation, but will she be interested in going for a pint with Liam? Liam also meets ASMR vlogger Tingle Maid (Natasia Demetriou) and becomes more than a little absorbed in her strange whispering world.
Finally he catches up with another vlogger from series one, Johnny Jackson, a reformed prank vlogger who is now educating men with his antiviolence campaign Let's Punch Violence in the Head and Break Its Jaw (#LPVINTHABITJ).
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Liam | Liam Williams |
| Millipede | Emma Sidi |
| Charlie South | Jonathan Pointing |
| James Wirm | Tim Key |
| Dina Discourse | Shivani Thussu |
| DumpGhost | Tom Stourton |
| Nurse | Tom Moutchi |
| Henry Bloyd Smith | George Fouracres |
| Polly Sprong | Ellie White |
| Tingle Maid | Natasia Demetriou |
| Johnny Jackson | Hammed Animashaun |
| Writer | Liam Williams |
| Producer | Rupert Majendie |
| Director | Tom Kingsley |
| Executive Producer | James De Frond |
| Production Company | Shiny Button Production Ltd |
