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David Baddiel (born May 28, 1964) is a United
Kingdom|British comedian, novelist and television
presenter and read English at King's College,
Cambridge, where he was a member of the Cambridge
Footlights. He graduated with a British
undergraduate degree classification|double first.
He first became famous with the Mary Whitehouse
Experience, a radio series which he moved to
television. With Rob Newman from the same show he
moved on to the Newman and Baddiel in Pieces
series, which ran in 1993. After this he featured
in Fantasy Football League with Frank Skinner, and
later Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned. An attempt at
a self-starring sitcom, Baddiel's Syndrome, shown
on BSkyB was a critical and ratings failure. He
has also written three novels: Time For Bed,
Whatever Love Means and The Secret Purposes. He
has a daughter, Dolly, born in 2001, with his
girlfriend, Morwenna Banks. Baddiel is Jewish, his
mother born in Nazi Germany, a Swastika appearing
on her birth certificate. quote tv-bio-stub