A biography for Tom Rosenthalhasn’t been written yet.
“If you are genuinely writing to Time Out for financial advice I'd stop worrying about ending up horribly poor and just accept it as an inevitable truth.”
“A lot of my close friends call me autistic.”
“Dedicating myself to a pilgrimage for two weeks is a wonderful opportunity to reflect upon my spirituality and to make a TV show my grandmother will actually enjoy watching.”
“We filmed 'Plebs' in Bulgaria, I made a lot of friends there, the architecture and culture are amazing - so to hear stories that they're here as criminals to sponge off the state, it was hurtful.”
“I do clearly have quite a lot of the behavioural traits that people who are diagnosed as autistic do have. But it's a question of where do you draw the line of where autism is?”
“I struggle socially.”
“I took a road that wasn't the road, but it was something I chose and that's fine.”
“Friday Night Dinner' is the best thing that's ever happened to me.”
“I've never had a proper job. I do jokes about not knowing the value of money, about having a famous dad.”
“Cults often separate the infinite complexities of being alive into a simplistic black-and-white dogma, so as someone who likes a yes or no answer you'd bloody love one.”
“People say that the iPad is useless, and it is, unless you're into sitcoms and a lot of train journeys, and I tick both those boxes.”
“School's boring, history can be boring and often you forget they were like us, just with a few less things and probably more diseases and stuff.”
“In modern times there are so few shows that actually do bring people together like TV is supposed to do - so to be part of that is a real privilege.”
“I'll keep doing stand-up, but there are other options on the table, although I might just end up playing a load of 'FIFA.'”
“We had weapons training. I got to wield a sword. I mean, sure, the sword was made safe for my hands, so it looks a lot more threatening than it really was.”
“I'm doing my best. I've got a famous dad give me some credit!”
“I used to love history and then I was bad at it. I got a B at GCSE. I was so gutted.”
“Comedy is the ultimate meritocracy: if you're good at it, you'll have success.”
“I keep seeing my own face on the street and I keep laughing at it. Walking past adverts and laughing... which is strange behaviour.”
“Plebs' is my whole life, man. I've got nothing else.”