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I saw Junior at Jongleurs recently and he blew me away with his act. Not everyone will get him, and maybe some people are looking for more up-to-date humour, but you can't take it away from him that he is naturally extremely funny and deserves to be on prime-time TV. I would certainly tune in to see him.

Sarah, November 2003

Saw him as the compere for Lee Evans's Backyard Comedy Show yesterday and he really kept the audience flowing inbetween acts. Always liked him on TV & live and since yesterday I'll have to check him out even more.

Ashley, August 2003

Jounior captivates the audience as soon as he walks on stage. He has the attention of everone and if you are a regular of comedy you know that this is a great thing. I have seen his acts many times, and each time its fantastic.In comedy its a mixture of atmosphere and timing, with Junior he makes the atmophere

Fan of comedy, August 2003

Felt compelled to write in after seeing Junior in Manchester. Thought he was brilliant and got the biggest cheer of the night. His stuff on the Atkins Diet was hilarious and we loved his Macy Gray/Marge Simpson. Why isn't he on TV more?

Charlotte, July 2003

Can be really funny but often spoils his act with dated material and the usual "the thing about white people is..."

Rayray, July 2003

A couple of good lines, but mostly dull, dated material that can't have been that funny the first time around: Destiny's Child, Ally McBeal, the deep-voiced guy who does cinema ads. Yawn. Slightly dodgy implications of telling lots of jokes about (specifically) black guys driving dodgy cars and being shit organisers to a white audience too...

Dave, May 2003

Saw Junior in Croydon on Thursday sporting a new image. He was great, funny and addressed issues the whole audience could relate to. He involved the audience in the second part of the show which was great too.

Maggi, May 2003

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