Annabelle Crabb

My apologies to David's Mitchell and tenant for confusing them.

I bet that's the first time that's ever happened that they've been confused for each other.

Anyway, yep.

So the premise is this group of comedians all have to try to not smile or laugh.

And it is very funny when the bits I've seen I find really funny because watching somebody try to not laugh when someone's actually being really properly funny, oh, man, it's really funny.

So you can just bring people down easily and unexpectedly.

Yep.

Yeah, right.

So the bits that have really intrigued me have been watching –

they've been posting Diane Morgan versus Bob, whatever his name is.

And so he'll just sidle up next to her on the couch and he'll start, he'll ask her some questions or start telling an anecdote.

She's fascinating because she often gives not a hint of being anywhere near breaking and I guess she's been well trained by doing the Philomena Cunk stuff because she's had to maintain a straight face all the time in that.

But there's been a couple of times where he's started off on something.

There's bits where he's been making up songs about her.

Yes, yeah.

And she just has to basically get up suddenly and walk away and that seems to be her tactic for dealing with him.

She'll look completely stony-faced but she'll suddenly just stand and walk away from him.

Oh, right.

So my main question for you is given that I've seen obviously some killer clips on social media, is there anything to be gained by watching the whole show?

Oh, really?