been honoured by the inclusion of his name on the famous Comedy Carpet at Blackpool, under the guise of Gary Le Strange. Shepherd has written several theme tunes and music for television and radio. He is the series composer for Crackanory and Murder in Successville, both produced by Tiger Aspect. He has composed music for several films, including the 2015 feature-film The Ghoul directed by Gareth Tunley. Albums Polaroid Suitcase Face Academy Glamoronica Beef Scarecrow TV credits Action Team – Series 1 (Shinny Button/ITV) – Series Composer Murder in Successville – Series 1,2 & 3 (Tiger Aspect/BBC) – Series Composer Crackanory – Series 1 - 4 (Tiger Aspect/UKTV) – Series Composer Count Arthur Strong – Series 1 (BBC) – 2013 Victorian Policeman The Inbetweeners – Series 2 (Channel 4) – 2009 John "Paedo" Kennedy The Inbetweeners – Series 3 (Channel 4) – 2010 John "Paedo" Kennedy We Are Klang – 2009 Hungarian Prince We Are Klang – 2009 The Juggler Hyperdrive Series Two (BBC2) – 2007 Captain Helix Comedy Cuts (ITV2 ) – 2007 Gary Le Strange World Stands Up (BBC America – 2006 Hyperdrive Series One – BBC2 – 2006 Captain Helix Gary Le Strange (BBC) Comedy Lab: Origen's Wake (Channel 4) actor, writer, composer, director PS2 "Third place" advert, actor/writer The Wolfman (C4) actor/writer Comedy Nation (BBC2) actor/writer The Net (BBC2) London Shouting (BBC2) Film credits The Ghoul (Gareth Tunley, 2017) - composer Aaaaaaaah! (Lincoln Studios, 2015) The Monster (Bob Pipe, 2015) - composer World of Wrestling (Ben Gregor 2007) The Incredibly Strange People Show (Powercage Films, 2001) Radio credits 2525 (BBC Radio 4) Tittle Tattle (BBC Radio 2) Alice's Wunderland (BBC Radio 4) Lucy Montgomery's Variety Pack (BBC Radio 2) Danny Robins' Music Therapy (BBC Radio 4) - composer Play & Record (BBC Radio 7) Out to Lunch (BBC Radio 2) The Day The Music Died (BBC Radio 2) 4 at the Store (BBC Radio 4) The End of the Road Show (BBC Radio 4) References External links Gary Le Strange website 1971 births Living people English male comedians Alumni of Oriel College, Oxford English stand-up comedians British LGBT comedians British LGBT broadcasters English LGBT people British comedy musicians British composers