Matthew Charles Berry born 2 May is an English actor, comedian, musician, and writer. As a musician, he has released ten studio albums. Between and , Berry appeared in the video game magazine show Game Over on BSkyB 's computer and technology channel. In , he became the face of Adult Swim 's spoof charity appeal "Save the Workers".
He appeared in the British comedy panel game Shooting Stars , portraying Vangelis. Berry appeared in a number of films during this period, including The Devil's Chair [ 20 ] and Moon He starred in The Search , a short film about "a lonely man's search for the existence of life outside our universe takes a remarkable turn when he connects with a recently bereaved family".
Berry, a brilliant but unorthodox regressive therapist. In each minute episode, Berry explored the psyche of a guest patient, attempting to treat their problems in surreal dreamlike sequences.
Blue Sky " by way of a mock weather forecast. In July , he appeared as vainglorious actor Steven Toast in the pilot episode of Channel 4 sitcom Toast of London , co-written with Arthur Mathews. It was released as an audiobook read by Berry. Berry played the title character in the Portlandia episode "Squiggleman". Co-creators Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein included the appearance on a list of their "proudest musical moments" from the show. Berry appeared in episode nine of the sixth season of Dan Harmon 's television series Community , released on Yahoo Screen on 5 May The scripts are starting points and then we go from there.
That's how I like to work, anyway. So, for me, it was perfect. That's my background, improvisation. It was home for me in that department. On 11 February , the series was renewed for a second series of six episodes.
