Imogen Andrews Can't Stop Making Prank Calls

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Wednesday, 15 July 2026 - 49 minutes

Imogen Andrews loves a prank call. Unfortunately, she's not very good at them. Joining Will today is comedian, content creator and character queen Imogen Andrews. After attempting one of the worst prank calls ever recorded, we dive into Imogen's IBS, the bizarre DMs from men obsessed with wool balaclavas, why every character she creates starts with choosing the shoes first, and her very co-dependent relationship with her best friend. Along the way we discover why prank calls should probably stay in the 2000s, whether every comedian secretly people watches for material, and just how weird the internet can get.Check out more from Imogen on Instagram and TikTok @imogenandrews.Guest Bio (United Agents):Imogen Andrews is a comedian and actor from London. Her online sketch work has generated over 290 million views and built her an audience of more than half a million across social media. She is best known for her surreal, sharply observed characters – including her popular “West London Mum” – and for her parodies of influencer and wellness culture. Imogen trained in Writing and Producing Comedy at the National Film and Television School, and in stand‑up at The Comedy Store. Her writing credits include BBC Radio 4’s multi‑award‑winning The Skewer and the Broadcast Digital Award–nominated mini‑series The Secret Life of Objects. She was also a Chortle Awards nominee in 2026. A regular collaborator with Al Nash, Niall Gray and other comics, Imogen’s joint sketches frequently reach over a million views. She has performed live at venues including The Comedy Store and The Moth Club, and will make her debut at the Edinburgh Fringe this year with her first solo hour. Alongside her comedy work, Imogen has appeared in the rapper Nine’s Crop Circle short films and continues to develop her screen experience and character work on new projects.

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