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This page [1] discusses one of Kevin Eldon's television appearances, as the recurring character of the 'unusual priest' in episode six, series two of The Morning with Richard Not Judy. The page is written by Richard Herring, one of the people who wrote and starred in TMWRNJ. It contains the text "Kev used some real people's names in his list of those who had let him down, but they weren't people who'd genuinely let him down. One was his sister". In the sketch itself, Kevin only mentions one female name, "Nicola Robinson". This is presumably the name of his sister, if what Richard Herring writes is accurate. I can't really put this in the article, because it's original research; however, I can add it to my private Kevin Eldon scrap-book. I have tried to get in contact with the 2,180 "Nicola Robinsons" who appear on Google, but my ISP has threatened to disconnect me, and the police might become involved, so I will desist.-Ashley Pomeroy 18:37, 22 Apr 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Buddhist?

I heard on the "making of" extras on Hot Fuzz that Kevin is a practising Buddhist (as Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright had been speaking to him about this with the intention of making Nicholas Angel a Buddhist). Does anyone have any further information regarding thsi, i.e what form/school of Buddhism he practices? Раскольников/Raskolnikov 12:38, 17 August 2007 (UTC)

here we go http://www.notbbc.co.uk/features/15/kevin_eldon_interview.html he is a a Soka Gakkai Buddhist "The Soka Gakkai is a lay Buddhist organisation which is basically up for promoting peace culture and education. I've been practicing Buddhism for 16 years and find it excellent for keeping what's important to the fore: i.e. war and violence causes war and violence and we are, every single one of us, in essence wonderful and powerful. We chant the title of the lotus sutra: nam-myoho-renge-kyo." I have little knowledge on this 'wiki' pedia so i'll leave you with this information in the hope it will be of some use :) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.144.199.131 (talk) 22:06, 30 August 2007 (UTC)