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Colin Hunt

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Colin Hunt was a character in the BBC sketch show the Fast Show. Played by Charlie Higson, Colin was introduced in the fourth episode of series two and remained through to the end of the series. Colin lives in Chiswick, London and works in resources management at the local council. He is a typical 'office joker', constantly making unfunny pranks and comments that he thinks are witty and wonderful, but in reality, all he does is annoy and frustrate everyone around him (except his work colleague Doreen, for whom Colin has a great deal of affection.) Colin Hunt is a major antagonist in Arby 'n' the Chief Season 7. He is a homebrew software engineer and a moderator in Eugene's Clan. He is responsible for the fragban hacks that Eugene and his friends use. Unlike Eugene and Tyler, Colin is shown to be pragmatic, level-headed and very intelligent. He is very stern about his role in Eugene's clan not tolerating disobedience when he issues orders. He also finds both Arbiter and Master Chief to be a great nuisance, though he eventually gains a degree of respect for the former.

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Ban everyone on the Online Multiplayer Network just for fun.

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Hacking Fragbanning Knowledge of programming Skilled Halo player

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Playing Halo. Soliciting sex from minors.

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Colin Hunt is a major antagonist in Arby 'n' the Chief Season 7. He is a homebrew software engineer and a moderator in Eugene's Clan. He is responsible for the fragban hacks that Eugene and his friends use. Unlike Eugene and Tyler, Colin is shown to be pragmatic, level-headed and very intelligent. He is very stern about his role in Eugene's clan not tolerating disobedience when he issues orders. He also finds both Arbiter and Master Chief to be a great nuisance, though he eventually gains a degree of respect for the former. It is eventually revealed that Colin is a pedophile, and that he coerces under-aged children online into joining private IRC servers to socialize with him. Colin has also stated that he had gotten himself into legal trouble in the past, possibly due to his pedophilia, and was saved thanks to Eugene's connections, which may have been what prompted him join Eugene's clan in the first place. Colin Hunt was a character in the BBC sketch show the Fast Show. Played by Charlie Higson, Colin was introduced in the fourth episode of series two and remained through to the end of the series. Colin lives in Chiswick, London and works in resources management at the local council. He is a typical 'office joker', constantly making unfunny pranks and comments that he thinks are witty and wonderful, but in reality, all he does is annoy and frustrate everyone around him (except his work colleague Doreen, for whom Colin has a great deal of affection.) He is shown in various social situations; at a party, at work, in the pub, out on the street, and in his living with Doreen, 'taking' her to the Seychelles on a flight simulator in his computer. In the 'Last Fast Show Ever', Colin was told by his boss that he had been fired from his job. He protested, proclaiming that the job was his life, pleading that they sack Doreen or his fellow colleague, Geoff. He also insulted the boss, threatening to reveal that he had sex with that 'silly green-haired woman'. He then walked out of the office, only to see his colleagues wearing party hats and holding a banner saying, 'The joke's on you', and revealing it was an April Fools' joke. Colin was used by the Fast Show team, like many characters, for the effect of pathos. He was shown as a socially inept character who covered for this by trying to be funny. He is a parody of people who are similar to this and who quote their favourite comedies because they cannot think of anything else to say. Higson himself said, 'I think there's a Colin Hunt in every office in the country'. He also had a distinctive appearance; he wears a bright orange wig, glasses, a maroon blazer, a multicoloured shirt and a Homer Simpson tie. Higson said he based his appearance on a boy he knew at school.