Guy Garvey gets a Proper Job on new U&Dave TV show

Elbow lead singer and Radio 6 Music presenter, Guy Garvey, provides the voiceover for a new TV series on U&Dave and free streaming service U later this month.

Guy Martin: Proper Jobs sees the Grimsby-born former motorcycle racer attempt a different and demanding role in each episode. He tries his hand as a trawler deckhand off the coast of Devon, a wildlife warden on the remote Calf of Man island, trains to become a firefighter at the Fire Service College in the Cotswolds, and develops the skills required to be a Search and Rescue Dog Handler in the Highlands of Scotland.

Guy Garvey's unique and distinctive vocal provides the voiceover to the series, setting the scene and background to Guy Martin's adventures. Garvey, who doesn't lend his voice to many TV series, chose to do so for Proper Jobs because of a special admiration for Guy Martin and his television shows.

"I love Guy Martin, I remember my dad did too so when I was asked to do this I said absolutely. Guy's great and the series is brilliant. - Guy Garvey

Guy Garvey - he's the man, isn't he? I mean, I've been listening to him on 6 Music for years. That voice. You can't beat that voice. - Guy Martin

Guy Martin: Proper Jobs starts on U&Dave on Sunday 26th January at 8pm and the entire series will be available to stream for free on U.

For more information, please contact:

Dave Barnsby, Senior Publicity Manager, UKTV - dave.barnsby@uktv.co.uk

Notes for Editors

Guy Garvey recording Guy Martin: Proper Jobs VO image: ( North One)

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Guy Martin: Proper Jobs series image: ( UKTV)

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Further images from the series, episode previews and a press pack with more information and a Guy Martin interview are also available.

About U&Dave

U&Dave is the award-winning entertainment channel home to a veritable feast of U&Original comedy entertainment hits from some of the biggest stars in the UK - like BAFTA-winning Big Zuus Big Eats, Battle In The Box, Worlds Most Dangerous Roads, Rosie Jones's Disability Comedy Extravaganza, David Mitchells Outsiders, Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable, Jamali Maddix: Follow The Leader and Will & Ralf Should Know Better. U&Dave is also the free-to-air home of thrilling US acquisitions such as Orlando Bloom: To The Edge anddramas Sons of Anarchy, The Shield, and Mike. U&Dave crowns its winner of U&Daves Joke of the Fringe at the Edinburgh festival each year. New shows confirmed to be coming soon to U&Dave include a new series of Dave Gorman: Modern Life Is Goodish, and Silence is Golden with Dermot O'Leary and featuring Katherine Ryan.

About U

U is UKTV's free streaming service, providing instant access to shows from UKTVs free-to-air channels - U&Dave, U&DRAMA, U&W and U&YESTERDAY. Viewers can browse 8,500 hours of programming - including exclusive content, award-winning originals, premiere acquisitions and iconic BBC programmes across drama, (Whitstable Pearl, Marlow Murder Club, Annika, Sister Boniface Mysteries, Sons of Anarchy, Mike, Madam Secretary, A Million Little Things, The Shield, The Bill, Classic EastEnders, Holby City plus upcoming series in 2025 such as Bergerac and Outrageous), comedy (Meet the Richardsons, Red Dwarf, Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, We Are Not Alone, Rosie Jones's Comedy Disability Extravaganza), entertainment (Battle in the Box, Big Zuus Big Eats, David Mitchells Outsiders, QI, Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable, Worlds Most Dangerous Roads), and factual entertainment (Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, MasterChef Australia, Katie Piper: Jailhouse Mums, Emma Willis: Delivering Babies, Secrets of the London Underground, Bangers & Cash, Orlanda Bloom: To The Edge). U is available through the U app via computer, tablet or smart phone, or on television with Freeview Play, Freely, Amazon Fire TV, YouView, Samsung TV, Apple TV, Freesat, Sky Glass, Sky Stream, NOW and Roku.

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