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Simon John Blackwell (born 27 May 1966) is a comedy writer and producer. He is best known for his work on The Thick of It, In The Loop and Veep, and for his collaborations with Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain on Peep Show, Four Lions and The Old Guys.

Career

Blackwell started writing TV comedy in 1999 on shows such as Have I Got News For You, The Kumars at No. 42, Alastair McGowan's Big Impression and The Armstrong and Miller Show, for which he created the duo's street-talking RAF pilot characters.^[1]

He first worked with Armando Iannucci in 2003 on the topical Channel 4 show Gash. He went on to write on all four series of Iannucci's political sitcom The Thick of It and co-wrote its spin-off film In The Loop, which was nominated for an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.

Other work with Iannucci includes The Stupid Version and Time Trumpet.

The two collaborated again on the HBO comedy Veep, with Blackwell co-writing the pilot episode and serving as writer and executive producer on the subsequent four seasons, for which he won two Primetime Emmy Awards.^[2]

Blackwell wrote for Chris Morris's 2010 black comedy film Four Lions, alongside Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain. He had previously collaborated with them on the Channel 4 sitcom Peep Show and BBC One's The Old Guys.

In 2016, Blackwell created the sitcom Back starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. It premiered on Channel 4 on the 6th of September, 2017.^[3]

Filmography

Television

Title	Year	Functioned as			Notes
Title	Year	Writer	Producer	Other	Notes
The Jim Tavaré Show	1999	{{yes}}	7 episodes
The 11 O'Clock Show	1999–2000	{{yes}}	5 episodes
Bremner, Bird and Fortune	1999–2003	{{yes}}
The Big Impression	2000	{{yes}}
Way to Go	2001	{{yes}}
Aaagh! It's the Mr. Hell Show!	2001–2002	{{yes}}	10 episodes
The Kumars at No. 42	2001–2002	{{yes}}
Live Floor Show	2002	{{yes}}	Episode: #2.8
Dead Ringers	2002–2007	{{yes}}
Norman Stanley Fletcher	2003	{{yes}}	Script advisor
Gash	2003	{{yes}}	4 episodes
Bounty Hamster	2003	{{yes}}	7 episodes
The Sketch Show	2003–2004	{{yes}}	Additional writer
Christmas Night with the Stars	2004	{{yes}}	Television special
The Impressionable Jon Culshaw	2004	{{yes}}	6 episodes
The Stupid Version	2004	{{yes}}	Television special
Monkey Trousers	2005	{{yes}}	5 episodes
The Comic Side of 7 Days	2005	{{yes}}
Graham Norton's Bigger Picture	2005	{{yes}}
The Thick of It	2005–2012	{{yes}}	21 episodes
Time Trumpet	2006	{{yes}}	2 episodes
Hyperdrive	2007	{{yes}}	Script associate
Dogface	2007	{{yes}}	Episode: #1.2
Moving Wallpaper	2008	{{yes}}	2 episodes
Mumbai Calling	2008	{{yes}}	3 episodes
Peep Show	2008–2012	{{yes}}	4 episodes
The Old Guys	2009–2010	{{yes}}	Associate}}	{{yes}}	Also co-creator
The Armstrong & Miller Show	2009–2010	{{yes}}	17 episodes
Whites	2010	{{yes}}	Script editor
Parents	2012	{{yes}}	Script editor
Veep	2012–2015	{{yes}}	Executive}}	13 episodes
Trying Again	2014	{{yes}}	Co-executive}}	{{yes}}	Also co-creator
Back	2017–present	{{yes}}	Executive}}	{{yes}}	Also creator

Film

Title	Year	Functioned as			Notes
Title	Year	Writer	Producer	Other	Notes
In the Loop	2009	{{yes}}
Four Lions	2010	{{yes}}	Additional material
The Personal History of David Copperfield	2019	{{yes}}

References

1. ^Chortle Interview "The Telly Lot Are Never Going To Make Any Sketch Shows" 7 October 2009.
2. ^Official Emmy Site "Simon Blackwell"
3. ^{{cite news|title=‘Veep’ Co-Writer Simon Blackwell Pens Comedy ‘Back’ for Channel 4|url=https://variety.com/2016/tv/global/veep-simon-blackwell-comedy-back-channel-4-1201918303/|accessdate=15 November 2016|newspaper=Variety|date=15 November 2016|author=Leo Barraclough}}

External links

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