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Tim Reid (born March 19, 1969) is a British TV comedy writer and speaker on inspiring creativity and innovation. He is known for co-writing and co-creating, Peter Kay’s Car Share[1], a comedy sitcom that won the BAFTA for Best Scripted Comedy, and UKTV’s Meet The Richardsons, starring comedians Jon
Career edit
In 2015, Reid[2] co-wrote Peter Kay’s Car Share[3] with his colleague, Paul Coleman. The sitcom became the
most-streamed premiere on the BBC One catch-up service, BBC iPlayer.[4] In 2020, he co-wrote Dave’s
Meet The Richardsons with Lucy Beaumont.
Reid has also delivered keynote talks to different organisations and assisted clients, including beer
brands, broadcasters, confectioners and condom makers.
Early Life and education edit
Reid was born in Birmingham, England. He got his high school education from Solihull School. Reid is
married with two children
Awards edit
Awards and nominations
2016 Best Writer Comedy Royal Television Society awards Nominated
2016 Best Comedy Writing On Television British Screenwriters Award Won
2016 Writer Comedy BAFTA TV Craft Awards Nominated
2021 Best Comedy Broadcast Digital Awards Won
2022 Best Comedy Broadcast Digital Awards Won
References edit
- ^ Saunders, Josh (2020-08-11). "Peter Kay's Car Share writers' doubts about hit BBC show revealed". Express.co.uk. Retrieved 2023-11-29.
- ^ Belcher, Annette (2015-06-22). "Car Share writer Tim Reid gets creative at his old school". Birmingham Live. Retrieved 2023-11-29.
- ^ Mullen, Enda (2015-04-29). "BBC One's Car Share: How a Solihull writer got Peter Kay to star in his sitcom". Birmingham Live. Retrieved 2023-11-29.
- ^ "How to watch Peter Kay's Car Share - what's it about and who's in the cast?". Radio Times. Retrieved 2023-11-29.
- ^ Mullen, Enda (29 April 2015). "BBC One's Car Share: How a Solihull writer got Peter Kay to star in his sitcom". Birmingham Live.
https://www.offthekerb.com/news/meet-the-richardsons-returns-for-a-third-series-on-dave/