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Lost Voice Guy Pens Kids TV Magic
24 May
Summary
- Comedian Lee Ridley wrote two episodes for CBeebies' Zog.
- The Zog episodes feature a unicorn embarrassed by a walking frame.
- Ridley uses text-to-speech technology due to cerebral palsy.
Comedian Lee Ridley, also known as Lost Voice Guy, has revealed his new venture into children's television. He penned two episodes for the CBeebies program Zog, which is based on Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's books.
Ridley's contributions include the episode 'Twiggy Takes Over.' This story centers on a unicorn named Twiggy who feels ashamed of using a walking frame after injuring his leg. Ridley related to the character's dramatic personality and high-maintenance needs.
The Britain's Got Talent winner, who cannot speak due to cerebral palsy and uses text-to-speech technology, described the writing process as an exciting challenge. He aimed to entertain children and keep the narratives engaging for parents as well. Ridley is also known for his Radio 4 sitcom 'Ability' and his stand-up career, with a new routine trial scheduled for May 31 in Newcastle.
