Limmy's self-distancing show for a world self-distancing
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dailyrecord.co.ukLimmy has created a show that’s perfect TV for our days in lockdown because of the coronavirus. Limmy’s Homemade Show sees the 45-year-old from Glasgow, real name Brian Limond, play multiple parts in his sketches while filming, editing, adding music and visual effects – all by himself.
It’s a social distancing sketch show for people self distancing at home.Games and life questions we could all be asking now are in the show, including seeing if you can throw a teabag into a cup, asking what the numbers on your toaster mean and offering a lockdown mantra: “Let’s all get fat together.”Limmy was ahead of the curve and did the pilot for it two years ago.The second episode in the three-part series will be shown on BBC Scotland tomorrow and BBC2
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