White, Charlene 1
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 1
Why Don’t You …? 1
Widdecombe, Ann 1, 2
WikiLeaks 1
Wilby, Peter 1, 2
William I 1
William, Prince, Duke of Cambridge, fictional nudey antics of 1
Williams, Ch. Supt Stuart 1
Witchell, Nicholas, arousal of 1
Wolverhampton 1
Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 1
Woods, Tiger 1
words, new, favourite and not so favourite 1, 2
World Cup 2010 1
world heritage sites 1
World War One 1 and Gove 1
Somme 1, 2, 3
World War Two 1, 2
World’s Most Hated Company 1
X Factor, The 1, 2
X-Men 1
Yarwood, Mike, inferiority to Dustin Hoffman of 1
York, Duchess of 1
Young, Toby 1
Zimbabwe 1
About the Author
David Mitchell is a comedian, actor, writer and the polysyllabic member of Mitchell and Webb. He won BAFTAs for Peep Show and That Mitchell and Webb Look, and has also starred in Jam and Jerusalem, The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff and Ambassadors. He writes for the Observer, chairs The Unbelievable Truth, co-hosts 10 O’Clock Live, is a team captain on Would I Lie To You? and has been in two films, neither of which made a profit.
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