Chris Johnson

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Career

During his time at Pendleton, he made a short introduction video for BBC Three as part of their Be On TV campaign. On airing, Chris' impression of Stewie Griffin of Family Guy was enough to cause BBC Three to ask him once more in a relaunch of the campaign, this time with a video showing others how to submit their own videos. On BBC Three, the ads ran from April to August in 2009.

Chris began presenting links on the CBBC Channel in January 2010, the last of which being Shout Out with Shannon Flynn on Saturday. Hacker the Dog was a big fan of Wednesday's practice, and he's been teamed with Dodge T. Dog, Ed Petrie, or London Hughes before. Chris anchored the live mornings during school holidays and was also the voice of CBBC on BBC One and BBC Two. He also became the chief presenter of CBBC's red button service CBBC Extra as of early 2010.

In the brand new CBBC Office set, Chris was the first presenter to appear onscreen. Chris became the CBBC Channel's chief continuity host as of January 2013. Among other odd names, he is sometimes referred to by other presenters and sidekicks as 'Yonko'.

Chris has been involved in tie-in activities, such as Red Nose Day 2011 for Comic Relief, as part of the CBBC. Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up and in the fourth episode of Little Howard's Big Question with Hacker, he has appeared in the second series of All Over The Place with his former partner Ed Petrie. He was involved in the Formula 1 CBBC Alternative Commentary, as well as the Euro 2012 Final CBBC Alternative Commentary. Whoops I Missed the Bus since 2014.

On July 4, 2014 Johnson revealed that he would be leaving the CBBC Office continuity links as of September 5, 2014. Chris will continue to appear as the recurring host for the Shout Out Saturday live slot on the day itself.

Johnson has appeared on the CBBC panel show The Dog Ate My Homework a number of times in two series since 2016.

Shout Out Out Saturday, Sunday, came to an end, and Chris and Shannon Flynn announced this morning that it would be their last day on the CBBC Channel continuity.

In the Dennis the Menace and Gnasher animated series, Chris Nordred presided over Dennis the Menace from Season 2 onwards, replacing Sophie Aldred. For the latest iteration of the show, the theme tune was redesigned, with Johnson providing vocals.

Dennis, also produced a new series of 'Beanotown,' for Fun Kids Radio, which was also broadcast in 2015 as Dennis. For the majority Beano tie-in games, such as IOS games, Chris is the voice of Dennis and several other characters.

Chris Williams attended many Doctor Who & The Sarah Jane Adventures promotional activities while working at CBBC. He was the obvious choice for the sketches, which included a five-part crossover with the CBBC Office and the characters from The Sarah Jane Adventures, as well as many others, including interviewing Amy Pond actor Karen Gillan for CBBC on the week of the premiere of Doctor Who. For the 2013 film, he provided the voiceover for a CBBC exclusive trailer.

Chris made his debut on early 2011 as a member of Doctor Who Magazine's latest Time Team, and during that time, the team covered everything from the 2005 series's opener Rose to the end of 2017's The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People. The magazine relaunched the collection in 2018 with a new staff, but no explanation was given as to why the previous incarnation was ended.

In addition to appearing in the Bernice Summerfield story 'Private Enemy No.1' from the 'Epoch' series, Chris appeared in many characters in the Doctor Who spin-off Gallifrey IV by Big Finish Productions.

In the roles of 'Barnaby', plotter Robert Keyes, and a royal guard, Chris appeared in the final episode of Doctor Who: The Adventure Games, 'The Gunpowder Plot.'

In 2015, he appeared on 'Doctor Who Comic Book Day' on Doctor Who: The Fan Show, as well as the review of The Magician's Apprentice's Apprentice.

Chris is not only the host of his 'Official CDJ' YouTube channel, but he also co-presented The Lewis Ryan Show on Salford City Radio on Saturdays. Chris appeared as one of the commentators on Catalyst Media's "Temple of Nerd" Podcast, which lasted for almost two years before finally ending in August 2014.

In December 2012, he appeared on a Celebrity Mastermind episode. In an episode of Strange Hill High in 2014, he appeared as 'Ken Kong'.

He appeared in numerous online audio series as an entertainer in 2014, including Timetunnel Media's 'Doctor Who: The Missing Adventures' as an Ice Warrior and as companion Tim in the Aimless Wanderings audio plays.

Chris began a podcast series called '#9is10', which gives brand new episode commentaries for the entire 2005 season, as well as additional interviews with guests, some of whom are personal friends. The entire run, which is currently ongoing from March 2015, can be downloaded for free from his 'OfficialCDJ' SoundCloud page.

Chris, a casual gamer, launched Twitch. In 2015, he started a Twitch subscription service where he competed indie and mainstream titles for the PS4.

He collaborates often with YouTube company FiveWhoFans, appearing in their videos from time to time. He became a main cast member in August 2017.

On iTunes, his new podcast, '#BigDamnCast,' is released every week.

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