Armando Iannucci

And I said, no, because I love it so much.

I don't want to know what goes on.

And then last year I was asked if I wanted to be on it.

And again, I said, no, I don't want that.

So I was a bit apprehensive about this, but this is such a good, funny show.

I keep calling it a kind show because even though you can look like an arse and that's practically what everyone wants to see.

But no one's kind of demeaning you.

It's not like these other reality shows where it's done in such a way you want someone to be seen having a nervous breakdown on national television.

Yes.

And it doesn't really matter where you, you know, anyone who comes last in Taskmaster is not regarded as the fool.

No, of course not.

That's not directed to me.

No.

No, no, no.

And I sort of went into it.

There's another thing, which you probably have noticed others of a certain age say, once you hit a certain age, there comes a point where you think, well, I'll give it a go, but it doesn't, I don't have to complete all the tasks.

Someone comes knocking in the middle of the night and drags you out of your house.

You haven't completed the task.

Otherwise it'll look terrible.

It's funny.