Leading the charge in its two-minute advert to boost TV licence payments, Romesh Ranganathan asked: ‘What has the BBC ever done for me?’
For the comedian himself, the answer to that question is somewhat simple – it has made him a household name.
And last night the Corporation’s golden boy had another reason to love the BBC, as he won its biggest and most-watched show in years, Celebrity Traitors.
Alongside actor Sebastian Croft, the former maths teacher managed to outdo Traitors Maya Jama and King Kenny in what was the most nail-biting finale in the programme’s four-year history.
But while viewers might think Romesh,
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