Editing Craig Charles (section)

===Filmography===
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! Year !! Title !! Role !! Notes
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| rowspan="2" |(early 1980s)
|''Riverside''
| rowspan="2" |Resident poet
|Arts review programme
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|''[[Pebble Mill at One]]''
|Daily magazine show. Performed in front of [[Princess Anne]]
|-
|1984
|''Lift Off''
|Himself—interviewee
|Documentary
|-
|1985
|''Black on Black''
|Resident poet
|Channel 4's first multicultural programme. Including the poem "Halt"
|-
|1985–1987
|''[[Saturday Live (British TV programme)|Saturday Live]]''
|Himself—stand up
|Live poetry stand-up comedy. Series 1: VHS (1986), DVD (2007). Series 2: VHS (1987), DVD (2008)
|-
| rowspan="3" |1986
|''Club Mix''
|Resident poet
|Entertainment-based successor to Black on Black
|-
|''Red Wedge''
|Himself
|Stand-up comedy tour
|-
|''[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe]]''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—poet
|August
|-
|1986–1987
|''[[Wogan]]''
|Chat show. Co-hosted and performed weekly topical poem on current affairs
|-
| rowspan="5" |1987
|''[[Business as Usual (film)|Business as Usual]]''
|Eddie
|Drama feature film. VHS (1988)
|-
|''Craig Charles''
|Himself—stand up
|Poetry at Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 7–29 August
|-
|''Video View''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—presenter
|TV series
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|''[[Night Network]]''
|
|-
|''The Marksman''
|McFadden
|TV drama miniseries, wrote opening poem and played a murderer, aired December
|-
| rowspan="3" |1988
|''Open Air''
|Himself—interviewee
|Aired 23 February
|-
|''Craig Goes Mad in Melbourne''
|Himself—host
|Behind the scenes at the International Comedy Festival, 1–11 June
|-
|''TOR! Total Football''
|Himself—presenter
|Introducing highlights in official film of European Football Championships
|-
|1988–1999, 2009, 2012, 2016–2020
|''[[Red Dwarf]]''
|[[Dave Lister]]
|All 74 episodes
|-
| rowspan="5" |1989
|''Daytime Live''
|Himself—interviewee
|Aired 6 January
|-
|''[[Teechers]]''
|Multiple characters
|[[John Godber]] stage play
|-
|''Star Test: Craig Charles''
|Himself—interviewee
|Interviewed by a computer on chat show, aired 18 April
|-
|''Dogs of War''
|Voiceover
|3D computer video game. Voiced story speech and one character
|-
|''What's That Noise?''
|Himself—host
|Children's music show
|-
| rowspan="3" |1991
|''[[Comic Relief]]''
|Dave Lister
|Short television film
|-
|''Them and Us''
|Himself—host
|Consumer rights series
|-
|''[[You Bet!]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Celebrity game show
|-
| rowspan="6" |1992
|''The Last Cigarette''
|Himself
|Encouraging giving up smoking, aired 8 March
|-
|''Open to Question''
|Himself—interviewee
|Audience questions from young people on topical issues, 23 March
|-
|''[[Parallel 9]]''
|Himself
|Children's magazine show. Including episode 1.13, aired 18 July
|-
|''Weather Watch''
|Himself—presenter
|Educational TV series investigating different aspect of the weather
|-
|''Wogan''
|Himself
|Chat show, 23 October
|-
|''[[Ghostwatch]]''
|Himself—reporter
|Drama, aired 31 October (Halloween). DVD (2002)
|-
| rowspan="11" |1993
|''[[That's Showbusiness]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Quiz show, BBC1, aired 2 February
|-
|''Cyberzone''
|Himself—host
|All 10 episodes of the world's first virtual reality game show
|-
|''Cyberpunks and Technophobes''
|Himself
|TV series
|-
|''[[A Word in Your Ear]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Game show, BBC1
|-
|''Super Mario All Stars''
|Himself—presenter
|Nintendo video game on VHS
|-
|''Dinosaurs: The Myths & The Reality''
|Himself—narrator
|Animated documentary. VHS (1993), DVD (2006)
|-
|''Prince Cinders''
|Zipper the Cat
|Voice of character in animated film of [[Babette Cole]]'s book. VHS (1993), DVD (2007)
|-
|''[[Telly Addicts]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Aired 13 September and 29 December
|-
|''[[Pebble Mill]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Performed song, 29 October
|-
|''Funny Stories''
|Himself—voice
|Audiobook anthology of stories for children
|-
|''[[The Big Breakfast]]''
|Himself—guest presenter
|Magazine show
|-
| rowspan="6" |1994
|''Go Getters''
|Himself—host
|Children's programme
|-
|''The Easter Stories''
|[[Judas Iscariot]]
|Drama series. Episode: "Judas' Tale"
|-
|''[[Asterix Conquers America]]''
|[[Asterix]] (voice)
|Animated feature film, English language version
|-
|''[[The Word (TV series)|The Word]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Late night magazine show
|-
|''Red Dwarf: Smeg Ups''
|Dave Lister
|Video release (archive footage)
|-
|''[[Big Break]] in Wonderland''
|Himself—contestant
|Charity Christmas special of snooker competition, aired 27 December
|-
| rowspan="8" |1995
|''Red Dwarf: Smeg Outs''
|Dave Lister
|Video release (new and archive footage)
|-
|''[[Breakfast with Frost]]''
|Himself—guest
|Chat show with Sir [[David Frost]], 5 March
|-
|''May the 4 Be with You''
|Himself—presenter
|"Starburst Vol. 2" VHS (1996)
|-
|''Craig Charles: Live on Earth!''
|Himself—stand up
|VHS video release of live stand-up comedy stage show. Also co-producer
|-
|''[[Just a Minute]]''
|Himself—contestant
|TV version of radio panel game, 21 July
|-
|''Beam Me Up Scotty!''
|Himself—presenter
|Aired 26 August
|-
|''[[The Bill]]''
|Martin Bailey
|Episode: "Honey Pot", 31 October
|-
|''[[Have I Got News for You]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Guest panelist on satire quiz show. Series 10, episode 7, 8 December
|-
| rowspan="5" |1996
|''Craig Charles Live Official Bootleg''
|Himself
|VHS video documentary of stand-up show
|-
|''[[They Think It's All Over (TV series)|They Think It's All Over]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Series 2, episode 3, aired 26 March
|-
|''[[The Governor (British TV series)|The Governor]]''
|Eugene Buffy
|Drama from [[Lynda La Plante]]. All 6 episodes of series 2. DVD (2012)
|-
|''Cyberspace''
|Himself—narrator
|TV series
|-
|''[[The 10 Percenters]]''
|Bobby Titan
|Episode: "Revenge" playing a rap singer
|-
| rowspan="9" |1997
|''[[The Big Breakfast]]''
|Himself—guest
|Aired 6 January
|-
|''Night Fever''
|Himself—contestant
|Pop music quiz including singing
|-
|''[[Captain Butler]]''
|Captain Butler
|All 6 episodes
|-
|''Bully: Ha Bloody Ha''
|Himself—interviewee
|Educational show discussing celebrities' memories of school bullies, aired 28 August
|-
|''[[Pulling Power]]''
|Himself—guest
|Motoring show, aired 24 September
|-
|''[[Space Cadets (game show)|Space Cadets]]''
|Team captain
|Comedy sci-fi quiz, all 10 episodes
|-
|''Funky Bunker''
|Himself—host
|Late night chat show. 13 episodes. Also co-writer
|-
|''[[The National Lottery Live]]''
|Himself—presenter
|Opened the draw, 5 November
|-
|''English Express Language Skills''
|Himself—presenter
|Schools education series
|-
|1997–1998
|''Dick Whittington and His Wonderful Cat''
|Idle Jack
|Pantomime stage play
|-
| rowspan="5" |1998
|''Can't Smeg, Won't Smeg''
|Dave Lister—contestant
|Special edition of ''[[Can't Cook, Won't Cook]]'', aired 14 February
|-
|''Universe Challenge''
|Himself—contestant
|Special ''Red Dwarf'' edition of ''[[University Challenge]]'', aired 14 February
|-
|''[[Children in Need]]''
|Dave Lister
|''Red Dwarf'' short episode
|-
|''The Selfish Crocodile''
|Narrator
|Audiobook edition of children's book
|-
|''[[Fully Booked]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Magazine show
|-
|1998–2004
|''[[Robot Wars (TV series)|Robot Wars]]''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—host
|Series 2–7 (after replacing [[Jeremy Clarkson]])
|-
|1999–2000
|''[[Ripley's Believe It or Not!]]''
|UK presenter
|-
|1999
|''The Colour of Funny''
|Keith Dennis
|Short comedy film
|-
| rowspan="3" |2000
|''Craig Charles: Sickbag''
| rowspan="2" |Himself
|VHS video release of live stand-up comedy show
|-
|''Craig Charles and His Band''
|Edinburgh Festival, August. Recording album ''Giving You The Eye''
|-
|''[[Jailbreak (TV series)|Jailbreak]]''
|Himself—host
|Reality challenge show
|-
| rowspan="5" |2001
|''Top Ten TV Sci-Fi''
|Himself—interviewee
|Documentary
|-
|''Porridge Selection Box''
|Himself
|Worldwide VHS video release. Introduced clips
|-
|''[[Lexx]]''
|The Warden
|Canadian sci-fi series. Episode: "P4X" [[Hattie Hayridge]] from ''Red Dwarf'' as his wife. Series 4, Vol. 1 DVD (2001)
|-
|''Don't Walk''
|Narrator (voice)
|Short film
|-
|''Amazing Space: The Pub Guide to the Universe''
|Himself—host
|Discussion series with guest experts on space related topics
|-
| rowspan="2" |2002
|''EastEnders: Ricky and Bianca''
|Vince
|''[[EastEnders]]'' spin-off drama, aired 20 May
|-
|''[[The Saturday Show (BBC TV series)|The Saturday Show]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Magazine show, 1 June
|-
|2002–2004
|''[[Takeshi's Castle#United Kingdom|Takeshi's Castle]]''
|Himself—commentator
|UK voiceover of Japanese comedy challenge show. Also co-writer
|-
| rowspan="6" |2003
|''The Sitcom Story''
|Himself
|TV documentary
|-
|''[[Sushi TV]]''
|Himself—narrator
|UK version of Japanese TV clip show (after replacing [[Julian Clary]])
|-
|''[[Doctors (2000 TV series)|Doctors]]''
|DCI Mercer
|7 episodes of soap opera
|-
|''Monstrous Bosses''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—presenter
|Links between clips in a battle between two comedy characters, 10–11 May
|-
|''Lovable Rogues''
|Links between clips, aired 3 August
|-
|''[[Holby City]]''
|Adrian Summers
|Episode: "Full Circle", aired 16 December
|-
| rowspan="9" |2004
|''Ten Minutes''
|Mark
|Short comedy film, launched at the BAFTA and Cannes Film Festival in 2003. Film release July 2004
|-
|''[[Britain's Best Sitcom]]''
|Himself
|TV documentary
|-
|''Weapons of Mass Distraction''
|Himself—presenter
|Satirical comedy chat show exploring tabloid newspaper world
|-
|''Celebrities Disfigured''
|Himself (disguised)
|Documentary exploring attitudes to disfigurement, aired 17 April
|-
|''[[The Weakest Link]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Charity edition of quiz show. "Stars of the '90s". Reached 3rd place, aired 4 August
|-
|''Comedy Connections''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—interviewee
|Documentary episode on Red Dwarf, aired 30 August
|-
|''Public Opinion''
|Panel show, opinions on celebrities from members of the public, aired 21 September
|-
|''[[Celebrity Poker Club]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Challenge, series 3, reached semi-finals
|-
|''[[Dream Team (TV series)|Dream Team]]''
|Joel Brooks
|Soccer agent in Sky TV football drama
|-
| rowspan="3" |2005
|''Forty Years of Fuck''
|Himself—interviewee
|BBC documentary examining swearing on TV
|-
|''[[The Games (British TV series)|The Games]]''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—contestant
|Reality game show for charity, based on the Olympic Games. Series 3.
|-
|''Athletes in Training''
|Live feed, following ''The Games'' contestants through their intensive training regime
|-
|2005–2015
|''[[Coronation Street]]''
|[[Lloyd Mullaney]]
|Principal cast in soap opera, first appearance 20 June 2005
|-
| rowspan="2" |2006
|''Fated''
|Pedro
|Feature film. DVD (2011)
|-
|''Clubbing to Death''
|Carl Begsley
|Feature film. Not yet released (in post production)
|-
|2008–present
|''[[The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show#The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club|The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club]]''
|Himself—DJ
|Live DJ performances throughout the UK, and occasionally abroad
|-
|2009
|''[[Carpool (web series)|Carpool]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Video-podcast interview by [[Robert Llewellyn]] of ''Red Dwarf''
|-
| rowspan="3" |2010
|''[[UK Festival Awards]]''
|Himself
|Hosted award ceremony at [[The O2|The IndigO2]], London, 18 November
|-
|''[[Robert Llewellyn]]'s [[Carpool (TV series)|Carpool]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Chat show. Episode 1.5: aired 2 December
|-
|''50 Years of Corrie Stunts''
|Himself—voiceover
|[[Coronation Street|''Coronation Street'']] documentary, aired 6 December. On Tram Crash DVD (2010)
|-
| rowspan="3" |2011
|''Zombie Carnage''
|Frank
|Promotional trailer for feature film
|-
|''Cast Mates''
|Himself
|Coronation Street online Q&A, 31 August
|-
|''[[This Morning (TV programme)|This Morning]]''
| rowspan="3" |Himself—Interviewee
|Daytime entertainment show, 6 September
|-
| rowspan="11" |2012
|''[[BBC Breakfast]]''
|News programme, 10 March
|-
|''[[Loose Women]]''
|Chat show, 15 March
|-
|''Motorbike Diaries: Mad in the Med''
|Himself—narrator
|Travel documentary series from [[Danny John-Jules]] of ''Red Dwarf''
|-
|''[[Evidently... John Cooper Clarke]]''
| rowspan="6" |Himself—interviewee
|Documentary on the poet [[John Cooper Clarke]]'s life and career, aired 30 May
|-
|''[[This Morning (TV programme)|This Morning]]''
|Chat show, 6 July
|-
|''[[Loose Women]]''
|Chat show, 25 September
|-
|''[[The Alan Titchmarsh Show]]''
|Chat show, 28 September
|-
|''We're Smegged''
|Documentary on the making of Red Dwarf X. On series X DVD, released 19 November
|-
|''[[This Morning (TV programme)|This Morning]]''
|Chat show, 19 November
|-
|''The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club''
|Music compiler
|Compilation album, released on Freestyle Records as CD and digital download, 26 November
|-
|''[[The Chase (British game show)|The Chase]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Celebrity edition of quiz show for 'Text Santa' charity appeal, ITV1, 21 December
|-
| rowspan="7" |2013
|''[[Glastonbury Festival]]''
|Himself—presenter
|Introduced acts (also interviewed musicians and performed DJ set), BBC Four, 28–30 June
|-
|''[[Proms in the Park]]''
|Himself
|Presented the Fantasy Funk Band at the BBC Proms, Hyde Park, London, 7 September
|-
|''[[Pointless|Pointless Celebrities]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Charity edition of quiz show, with [[Danny John-Jules]] from [[Red Dwarf]], BBC1, aired 17 August
|-
|''Craig Charles Fantasy Weekender''
| rowspan="3" |Himself
|Funk and soul music festival, Bristol, 24–26 August
|-
|''[[This Morning (TV programme)|This Morning]]''
|'Take a Moment' appeal, ITV1, 25 September
|-
|''[[Surprise, Surprise (TV series)|Surprise, Surprise]]''
|With [[Simon Gregson]] and [[Sue Cleaver]] of [[Coronation Street|''Coronation Street'']], ITV1, 27 October
|-
|''The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club 2''
|Music compiler
|Compilation album, Freestyle records, released 25 November
|-
| rowspan="6" |2014
|''Steve & Lloyd's Streetcar Stories''
|[[Lloyd Mullaney]]
|[[Coronation Street|''Coronation Street'']] mini-series, online, 3–12 February
|-
|''[[BBC Radio 6 Music]] Festival''
|Himself
|Introduced acts, presented radio, DJ set, poetry performance at Festival Fringe, 1 March 
|-
|''[[Lorraine (TV programme)|Lorraine]]''
|Himself—interviewee
|Chat show, ITV1, 28 April
|-
|''[[I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (British TV series)|I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here]]''
|Himself—contestant
|Game show, withdrew on day 4 for personal reasons 
|-
|''[[Keith Lemon]]'s [[Through the Keyhole]]''
|Himself—panellist
|ITV1 game show
|-
|''The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club 3''
| rowspan="2" |Music compiler
|Compilation album, Freestyle records, released 24 November
|-
| rowspan="4" |2015
|''Craig Charles Funk and Soul Club Classics''
|Compilation album box set, [[Sony Music]], released 18 September
|-
|''Witches, Wizards and Scary Fairies''
|Himself—narrator
|Live performance of ''Scary Fairy'' poetry with the [[BBC Philharmonic]] Orchestra, 29 September
|-
|''[[BBC Breakfast]]''
| rowspan="2" |Himself—interviewee
|BBC One news programme, 17 September
|-
|''[[The One Show]]''
|BBC One chat show, 30 September
|-
|2016
|''Celebrity Home Secrets''
|Himself
|Series 1, Episode 2, 5 September
|-
|2017–2022 
|''[[The Gadget Show]]''
| Co-host alongside [[Jon Bentley (TV presenter)|Jon Bentley]], [[Ortis Deley]] and [[Georgie Barrat]]
| Series regular
|-
|2021–2022 
| ''[[Moneybags (game show)|Moneybags]]''
| Host
| [[Channel 4]] quiz show<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.channel4.com/press/news/channel-4-grabs-youngest-medias-high-stakes-daytime-quiz-moneybags|title=Channel 4 grabs Youngest Media's high-stakes daytime quiz Moneybags|website=channel4.com/press|access-date=31 October 2021}}</ref>
|-
|2021
|[[Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (British game show)|''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity Special'']]
|Himself—contestant
|Series 37
|-
|2022
|Craig Charles: UFO Conspiracies
|Co-presenter; with [[Sarah Cruddas]]
|[[Sky History]] documentary series<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.history.co.uk/shows/craig-charles-ufo-conspiracies|website=history.co.uk|access-date=19 December 2021|title=Craig Charles: UFO Conspiracies}}</ref>
|}