George Poles
Represented by: Jean Kitson
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Writer
Ever since running away from a career as a barrister, George has written for a wide range of programmes, covering everything from Radio 4’s News Quiz and Radio 3’s Saturday Play to the BAFTA-winning Double Take, Emmy-winning Smack the Pony and multi-garlanded national favourites like Horrible Histories, Mock the Week and Have I Got News For You. George was Story Editor and wrote 10 episodes across two series of the major fantasy-adventure, Theodosia for HBO Max. In addition, George has worked as writer and narrative designer on several videogames, from indie to AAA projects.
Won BAFTA Award for Innovation 2002
Won an Emmy Award for Best Popular Arts Show
Video game project based on a major TV property
Co-written with Patrick Barlow
Writer & Script Editor
Co-written with Simon Littlefield
Co-written with Simon Littlefield
Co-written with Simon Littlefield
Writer & Script Editor
TV | ||
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Production | Company | Notes |
When Women Rule the World (2008) | September Films/Channel 4 | |
The Charlotte Church Show (2008) | Monkey/Channel 4 | |
The Weakest Link (2007) | BBC | |
Driving Me Mad (2006) | BBC | |
Mock the Week (2006) | Angst Productions/BBC2 | |
He's Having a Baby (2005) | Hat Trick/BBC1 | |
What's the Problem? with Anne Robinson (2005) | Hat Trick/BBC1 | |
You Be The Judge (2005) | Talent TV/BBC1 | |
The Politics Show (2004) | BBC | |
Have I Got News For You? (2004) | Hat Trick/BBC1 | |
Secrets of Leadership (2002) | BBC | |
Up Late with Mel & Sue (2001) | BBC | |
Class TV (2001) | BBC | |
Panorama: Referendum Street (2001) | BBC | |
Double Take (2000) | Tiger Aspect/BBC2 | Won BAFTA Award for Innovation 2002 |
Smack The Pony (1999) | Talkback/Channel 4 | Won an Emmy Award for Best Popular Arts Show |
Bremner, Bird & Fortune (1998-1999) | Vera/Channel 4 | |
The 11 O'Clock Show (1998) | Talkback/Channel 4 | |
The Big Breakfast (1998) | Planet 24/Channel 4 | |
Haywired (1998) | BBC Scotland | |
Rory Bremner - Who Else? (1997-1998) | Vera/Channel 4 | |
Pulp Video (1995) | BBC Scotland/BBC2 |
Video Games | ||
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Production | Company | Notes |
Family Feud (2020) | Snap Finger Click | Video game project based on a major TV property |
Sonic Forces: Speed Battle (2017) | Sega Europe | |
It's Quiz Time (2017) | Snap Finger Click | |
Playstation VR Worlds: Ocean Descent (2016) | Sony Studio London | |
Wonderbook: Book of Potions from JK Rowling (2013) | Sony Studio London | |
Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery PSP/iOS (2013) | Lucid Games | |
Eyepet and Friends (2011) | SCEE | |
Buzz! The Ultimate Music Quiz PSP (2010) | Curve Studios for Sony | |
Buzz! Quiz World PS3 (2009) | Relentless Software for Sony | |
Buzz! Quiz World PSP (2009) | Curve Studios for Sony |
Radio | ||
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Production | Company | Notes |
The Skool Days of Nigel Molesworth (2014) | CPL Productions/BBC Radio 4 | Co-written with Patrick Barlow |
Recorded For Training Purposes (2006-2007) | BBC Radio 4 | |
The News Quiz (1998-2007) | BBC Radio 4 | |
Woman's Hour 50th Anniversary Edition (2006) | BBC Radio 4 | |
The Scoundrel's Return (2006) | BBC Radio 4 | |
War With The Newts (2004) | Catherine Bailey Ltd/BBC Radio 3 | |
The Right Time (2004) | BBC Radio 4 | Writer & Script Editor |
Baggy Trousers: Molesworth (2003) | BBC Radio 4 | Co-written with Simon Littlefield |
Baggy Trousers: Jennings and Darbishire (2003) | BBC Radio 4 | Co-written with Simon Littlefield |
Beat The Kids (2002-2003) | BBC Radio 4 | |
Dead Ringers (2000-2001) | BBC Radio 4 | Co-written with Simon Littlefield |
The News Huddlines (1996-1998) | BBC Radio 2 | |
What on Earth? (1998) | BBC Radio 2 | |
Week Ending (1996-1998) | BBC Radio 4 | Writer & Script Editor |