Brace yourselves for "proper mad" fun as irrepressible South London geeza Lee "Nelsy" Nelson fronts his Well Good Show.

The creation of critically-acclaimed character comedian Simon Brodkin, Nelsy gets in among the excitable studio audience in this brand new show, entertaining them with cheeky banter and all manner of daft games, ably assisted by his best mate, and "fat legend", Omelette.

In between the studio-based madness, the loveable delinquent introduces top clips starring a host of Simon's other comic creations (all played by himself). There's preening premiership footballer Jason Bent, whose shallow life is laid bare in fly-on-the-wall doc 110% Bent; shameless holiday rep Chris Young, star of yoof programme Faliraki Nights; bungling medic Dr Omprakash, presenter of Hospital Life, which goes behind-the-scenes of one of Britain's worst performing medical facilities; and trustafarian activist, street artist and urban poet Hugo Victor-Grant, aka H-Bomb.

Lee Nelson's Well Good Show unleashes tales of mischief-making, dubious life lessons and general scallywaggery.

Our Review: Many of these characters were first seen in ITV1 sketch show Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder, in which Simon Brodkin made an impressive TV debut, so let's hope this programme can keep up the momentum.