Paddy Raff Show
The Paddy Raff Show is a sketch comedy television program produced by Nice One Productions for BBC Northern Ireland. It was created and written by Belfast-based comedian Paddy Raff (Patrick Rafferty). As it was filmed during the restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic, the programme has a very small cast. Raff himself plays a variety of characters in some of the sketches; and in some others he plays a fictionalised version of himself, often accompanied by his real life children. Its first episode was a Christmas special broadcast in December 2020, followed by a four-episode series the following February. A second special and series has been produced, intended for broadcast in winter of 2021/2022 Recurring sketches BT9 Nigel A very posh, snobbish man from "Bravo-Tango-Nine" (a well-to-do Belfast postcode). Nigel talks to the camera as he goes through his day-to-day life, annoying most of the people he comes across. He flaunts his wealth and status at every opportunity, and looks down at anyone from other areas, or neighbours who do not share his social-climbing attitude, epitomised by his catchphrase "act your postcode!" Mass During the COVID-19 lockdowns, a priest named "Father Pat" livestreams church services on Facebook. He has updated many