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Jonathan Watson

Jonathan Watson



United Kingdom

Known for

In Two Doors Down as Colinas Colin

in Two Doors Down
In Bob Servant, Independent as Frankas Frank

in Bob Servant, Independent
In Naked Video as Variousas Various

in Naked Video

TV Series Starring Jonathan Watson

Two Doors DownTwo Doors Down
BBC Two, 2016 Running | Comedy | ► Trailer
Rating: 4.2/5

Comedy centred around a couple and their insufferable neighbours.


Bob Servant, IndependentBob Servant, Independent
BBC Four, 2013 Cancelled/Ended | Comedy

Television version of the bestselling Bob Servant books and the BBC Radio Scotland comedy, The Bob Servant Emails. Bob launches his political campaign with controversial results.


Naked VideoNaked Video
BBC Two, 1986 Cancelled/Ended | Comedy

Naked Video was a BBC Scotland comedy series, broadcast between 1986 and 1991 on national BBC2. It was a television version of the BBC Radio Scotland comedy Naked Radio, starring Gregor Fisher, Andy Gray, Elaine C. Smith, Tony Roper, Jonathan Watson, John Sparkes, Kate Donnelly, Louise Beattie, Ron Bain, and Helen Lederer (although Lederer and Sparkes were not part of the radio version). The series was produced by Colin Gilbert and the script editor was Philip Differ. Naked Radio proved a popular part of the local schedule, and in 1985 the cast mounted the show on stage at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Gilbert realised it had potential for television and Naked Video was born. It proved popular at a time when alternative comedy was at its peak.