Roger Mellie ‘The Man on the Telly’ appears in which comic magazine?
Roger Mellie Roger Mellie Roger Mellie ("The Man on the Telly") is a fictional character featured in "Viz" magazine. His catchphrase is "Hello, good evening and bollocks!", satirising David Frost's catchphrase "Hello, good evening, and welcome". The character first appeared in Issue 6 in July 1981 and (like many other characters in "Viz") is a foul-mouthed and obnoxious misogynist who manages to maintain a career as a television presenter. He is shown working on various TV networks and channels, the fictional Fulchester Television (FTV) and the BBC being his primary employers. He is the ostensible author of "Roger's Profanisaurus" (), a parody
Roger Mellie a heart bypass operation, and Roger is asked to replace him. Then, on the show, Roger wants to see the script but Tom tells him that there is no script as it is spontaneous improvisation. Roger gets annoyed with the contestant beside him (a parody of "Whose Line" panelist John Sessions), and after being asked by Clive Anderson to do a poem about changing a light bulb, he does it in the style of Muhammad Ali. However, this ends with him punching the contestant beside him and calling him a "Scottish twat!" Roger Mellie Roger Mellie ("The Man on the