was a staple character and a frequent panelist on the Canadian version of Match Game which aired on The Comedy Network, and on The Debaters on CBC Radio. In 2020, Séan voiced the inventive, but "creepy" twin brothers, Barnaby A & Barnaby B in the Netflix original The Willoughbys. In season sixteen of Murdoch Mysteries, he guest starred as the famous Rudyard Kipling. Shows (Un)natural Acts Unnatural Acts was a television comedy filmed in 1998 which was written by and starring Cullen as well as future The Mighty Boosh actors Rich Fulcher, Julian Barratt, and Noel Fielding. The Seán Cullen Show The Seán Cullen Show is a television comedy that appeared briefly in the summer of 2003. The show, starring Seán Cullen, aired a total of six episodes on CBC Television. The show was a surreal sitcom about the life of Seán Cullen, in which Cullen interacted directly with the studio audience and spoke directly to the television audience. Among the highlights of the show were several songs sung by Seán Cullen in character. Characters Seán Cullen – The head of the household. Betty (Jennifer Robertson) – A homemaker perpetually stuck in the 1950s. Sonny (Ted Ludzik) – The mentally challenged son of Sasquatch and Betty, who is the apple of Betty's eye. Frau Foch (Teresa Pavlinek) – Seán's evil genius next door neighbor who never lets anyone touch her hair. Sasquatch (Stephen R. Hart) – Frau's servant. Winston, the Cellar Dweller (Winston Spear) – A man who lives in Seán's basement. The Critics (Ryan & Jason Belleville) – Two men who sit in the audience and criticize the show. Scottish Jesus – A Scottish version of Jesus. Simply Seán Simply Seán was a Saturday morning entertainment radio show on the Radio One network of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Hosted by Seán Cullen, it ran in the mid-2000s on the network's summer schedule in place of Go! in its timeslot. The show consisted of Cullen giving commentary and conducting interviews interspersed with musical selections. Each show featured a segment focusing on a topic ripe for Cullen's comedic talents to riff on, including "James Bond", "Saturday Morning Cartoons", and "songs by Star Trek stars". Typical music selections included the likes of The Tragically Hip, Weakerthans, Tom Waits, and R.E.M. The first season of the show ran for a total of 10 episodes, lasting well into the duration of the CBC lockout