Nominated for the Canadian Comedy Award for stand-up in 2004 and 2005. In 2002, he wrote the book The Slacker Confessions. Click here to buy from Amazon US

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Saw him at the Glee Comedy Club in Birmingham on Friday night, what a pile of pants, he'd obviously read his audience wrong, as he was telling jokes that would've gone down well at a beavis and butthead convention. We must have caught him on a bad day!

Sarah, July 2011

Saw him in London at the weekend, defo the highlight of the show, think anyone not finding this guy funny has a lack of a sense of humour. Would def see again

Gareth Gooch, September 2008

Very funny bloke! Watched his act last night here in Edinburgh. Hopefully he will be up for the festival.

Douglas Kane, May 2008

Tommy had us in stitches, loved the whole Greenpeace vs Al Qaeda routine and the stuff about his dog.

Mark M, April 2008

Rubbish. Self-indulgent and boring. He epitomizes the adage that you can't teach comedy. Not naturally funny at all.

Gemma D, January 2008

Unthinking casual racism bubbles beneath a continuous stream of sexism. If he's trying to find the lowest common denominator, he's succeeded.

Jon, November 2007

We saw Tommy at the Backyard and to be honest I glazed over within 2 minutes and drifted in and out of his set, it was mediocre to say the least with spatterings of misogyny, which the audience loved, but for me it was thoughtless, shallow pap. I thought Canadians were supposed to be good, this one's an exception to the rule, most Canadian comics I've seen are intelligent, dark and funny not narcissistic misogynists. Rubbish, get a job

Sue and James Kirby, September 2006

We booked Tommy over here in Graz, Austria, and he blew the doors off the place - hilariously funny guy. Would and will book him again

Ross, September 2006

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