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Well, either he's come on a lot in recent months or you lot are pretentious, snobby geeks. I'd wager the latter... I caught him at Komedia on Friday and and he blew the roof off...terrific stuff. Terry was hilarious - particularly the presumably Lord of The Rings-inspired twin voiced inner demons running gag. And you can't knock a man who owns up early in the set to not having any punchlines. Loved it

Lance, March 2006

Terry turned around an awkward evening which was being ruined for alot of people by a 57 strong stag party of morons. We laughed harder than ever and he really made our night

Wiz, February 2006

I worked with Terry in the early days in mainstream clubs in Essex and he has gone from strength to strength, he has a great act for all ages and thtat proves that he is a good comic Good luck Terry and keep them laughing.

Briny Knight, February 2006

Just a really, really funny man. His style doesn't suit the pretentious, humourless types

Alex S, February 2006

His show at Up the Creek in Greenwich last night was the best I've ever seen. He made me laugh so much I cried and dribbled at the same time. How about those Saarf London body poppers.

Velna, October 2005

Terry never fails to satisfy even the most demanding crowds a finely polished set combining spot on observations and explosive physical comedy, he barely pauses for breath. It's a case of light the touch paper and stand well back

Hughsey 9mm, October 2005

Completely agree with the reviewer. Saw him last night in Croydon. chav act looked tired and cliched. Jumping around on stage an obvious ploy to hide a lack of material.

The Guptans, July 2005

I thought he was appalling, not funny at all. He's stuck in the Eighties,. He would be better off in Butlins.

Michelle Pigott, October 2004

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