Dominic Holland 4's "The News Quiz", hosted by Sandi Toksvig. Holland was co-writer of "Hal", a 2017 sitcom commissioned by BBC Radio 4, that starred Hal Cruttenden, in which Holland also appeared. He also made regular appearances in the early seasons of BBC Radio 5 Live's comedy sports panel show, "Fighting Talk". Holland debuted in 1982 in a small role of 'schoolboy' in Channel 4 film "P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang". In 1998 he played "Bob" in "The Young Person's Guide to Becoming a Rock Star". In 1999 he appeared as "Cello Player" in "Tube Tales". Holland has written four screenplays, three of which
BBC Radio Comedy Writers Bursary and that the writers must then fend for themselves. The first beneficiaries were Rory McGrath, Jimmy Mulville and Guy Jenkin, who were followed by Rob Grant, Doug Naylor (Red Dwarf). Since then, the scheme has helped several aspiring or part-time writers to go full-time and has produced a great number of professional writers and comedians, including Peter Baynham, Stewart Lee and Simon Blackwell (The Thick Of It, Veep). Under the current regime, those selected for the bursary work on BBC Radio 4's three high-profile topical shows; The News Quiz, The Now Show and Dead Ringers, contribute writing across the range