Irish comedian Colin Chadwick is a quick thinker, but not a quality thinker. Whether he's trying to outsmart a computer or perform CPR, his brain supplies ideas by quantity rather than quality. As seen on RTÉ2 and BBC Three. "His quirky punchlines come thick and fast" **** (Broadway Baby), "The Irishman offers an off-kilter approach to everyday situations and is able to condense his peculiar ideas into sharp punchlines" (Chortle), "An expert in setting up one-liners" (Arts Award Voice).

Irish comedian Colin Chadwick is a quick thinker, but not a quality thinker. Whether he's trying to outsmart a computer or perform CPR, his brain supplies ideas by quantity rather than quality. As seen on RTÉ2 and BBC Three. "His quirky punchlines come thick and fast" **** (Broadway Baby), "The Irishman offers an off-kilter approach to everyday situations and is able to condense his peculiar ideas into sharp punchlines" (Chortle), "An expert in setting up one-liners" (Arts Award Voice).

Irish comedian Colin Chadwick is a quick thinker, but not a quality thinker. Whether he's trying to outsmart a computer or perform CPR, his brain supplies ideas by quantity rather than quality. As seen on RTÉ2 and BBC Three. "His quirky punchlines come thick and fast" **** (Broadway Baby), "The Irishman offers an off-kilter approach to everyday situations and is able to condense his peculiar ideas into sharp punchlines" (Chortle), "An expert in setting up one-liners" (Arts Award Voice).

Irish comedian Colin Chadwick is a quick thinker, but not a quality thinker. Whether he's trying to outsmart a computer or perform CPR, his brain supplies ideas by quantity rather than quality. As seen on RTÉ2 and BBC Three. "His quirky punchlines come thick and fast" **** (Broadway Baby), "The Irishman offers an off-kilter approach to everyday situations and is able to condense his peculiar ideas into sharp punchlines" (Chortle), "An expert in setting up one-liners" (Arts Award Voice).

Irish comedian Colin Chadwick is a quick thinker, but not a quality thinker. Whether he's trying to outsmart a computer or perform CPR, his brain supplies ideas by quantity rather than quality. As seen on RTÉ2 and BBC Three. "His quirky punchlines come thick and fast" **** (Broadway Baby), "The Irishman offers an off-kilter approach to everyday situations and is able to condense his peculiar ideas into sharp punchlines" (Chortle), "An expert in setting up one-liners" (Arts Award Voice).