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Other appearances
editAs far as I know, Ross Lee has also been a narrator on Wild Tales (or another programme a bit like it), he was on the Comic Relief special of Roar! and he starred in one of the episodes of The Slammer as a hypnotist. They're all CBBC programmes. --Melon247 talk 18:41, 5 August 2009 (UTC)
Rent boy?
editThis has been here on and off as a third occupation at which he demonstrated his incompetence on Balls of Steel. Nonsense. His only appearances on the show were as a cabbie (episode 3) and a barman (episode 5).
At one time, the claim was that it has just been edited out of the series DVD. I argue this can't be the case:
- Each episode features six acts.
- There are six acts in every episode on the DVD except for episode 6 where the Naked Man segment is the one edited out
- List of Balls of Steel episodes has no mention of it.
- A quick Google search doesn't reveal that any such clip existed.
If as someone seemed to be trying to say it was part of a spin-off on E4, and not part of the main BoS show, then it is not one of his "appearances on Channel 4's Friday night comedy show Balls of Steel".
If he was indeed the world's worst rent boy on a BoS spinoff, please re-add this precise fact as a separate statement, with a reference. Meanwhile, I can only presume it's a hoax. -- Smjg (talk) 20:10, 30 January 2011 (UTC)