Danny Baker

Danny Baker is a TV and radio show presenter known for his work on All Day Breakfast Show and BBC London 94.9. He started his TV career in the 1980s as the presenter of Twentieth Century Box.

TV Show Host

June 22, 1957

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Danny Baker, a renowned British comedian, writer, and broadcaster, is widely recognized for his work on UK radio stations, including BBC Radio 1, Radio 5 Live, and BBC London. He has also contributed to various newspapers and magazines and authored several books about his life and career. Some of his other notable accomplishments include hosting television shows like “TFI Friday” and “The Game,” working as a script editor on the British sitcom “Brush Strokes,” and receiving a Sony Radio Academy Award.

Baker is also an avid football fan, often writing about his favorite team, Millwall F.C., in his memoirs and other publications. He has served as a guest commentator on football matches and hosted a radio show about the sport.

In recent years, Baker has faced controversy, including being fired by the BBC in 2019 due to a contentious tweet about the royal baby. Despite this setback, he remains a prominent figure in British media, making appearances on television shows such as “Danny Baker After All” and “Danny Baker’s Great Album Showdown.” He continues to be a beloved figure in the entertainment industry, known for his infectious curiosity and unique perspective.

An interesting fact about Danny Baker is that he began his TV career in the 1980s as the presenter of Twentieth Century Box, a series of regional documentaries on youth culture in London.