He co-created (with Simon Ashdown) the BAFTA-nominated television series "Funland", which aired on BBC Three, and wrote the "Billy Goats Gruff" episode of the BBC's 2008 series "Fairy Tales". He worked as script editor and writer on BBC1's BAFTA-award-winning "The Armstrong & Miller Show" (2007–2010), where he created the licentious Brabbins and Fyffe, parodying Flanders and Swann, accident-prone historian Dennis Lincoln Park, disapproving lingerie saleswomen Lisa and Yvonne and the ‘Kill Them’ sketches, among others. He was the script editor of BBC Two sitcom "Grandma's House" (2010), BBC Three's "Dead Boss" (2012) and "Walking and Talking" (2012) for Sky Atlantic. In 2010 his short story "The Bear" – a story about identity – was read as part of the "Twenty Minutes" strand on BBC Radio 3.