Interviewees throughout the series included Idris Elba, Frankie Boyle, Vin Diesel, Stephen Mangan, Melanie C and Richard Osman.
The show was nominated in the Best Sports Programme category at the 2009 Broadcast Television Awards but lost out to the BBC's 2008 Grand National coverage.
In 2009, Anderson went on tour with the England cricket team as part of a series of films entitled The Nightwatchman for Vodafone to commemorate the 2009 Ashes.
[9] Anderson was investigative reporter at the 2010 and 2011 DFS Crufts Dog Show for More 4, from the NEC in Birmingham, alongside the BBC sports presenter Claire Balding.
In Anderson’s film, he critiques the original 1967 James Mason fronted The London Nobody knows while also re-visiting its locations and examining how they have changed over the years.
Playing the dual roles of host and the group's stressed but pragmatic manager, the film also features the band performing songs from the album.
[14] Anderson reprised his role by introducing the band onstage for their headline slot at the All Tomorrows Parties Festival in December 2010 in Minehead.
With vignettes of his career thus far, ranging from the highs of multi-faceted creativity and genuine A-list celebrity shoulder-rubbing, to the lows of severe allergic reactions to bus travel and wholly unexpected near death experiences.
[citation needed] The show made by Screenpop, a subsidiary of Fremantle Media featured predictions by pundits Scott Minto and Jason Cundy and the online Facebook audience on the forthcoming weekend Premier League matches.
He is currently resident DJ at Dirty Little Secret[22] at Madame Jojo's in Soho and has also appeared on numerous occasions at Scared To Dance[23] in London.