David Morrissey

I mean, I do like that, you know, his humour is amazing, but I also like his humanity.

And I also like the fact that his stories, you just fall into them.

And there's a lot I haven't read, so I'll be looking forward to them.

So I don't know whether you're going to give me this.

So what I'd really like is, it's a bit of a combination, but it's a photograph album.

A massive photograph album with pictures of people who have meant things in my life, my family.

You know, my mum and dad, all that, and friends and colleagues.

But I'd also like a lot of blank pages at the end and a never-ending pen because one of the things I do all the time is journal.

I've been journaling since I was about 14.

And I find that process of doing that is really therapeutic for me and wonderful.

I get it all out and I do it all the time.

I've got notepads everywhere.

So I'd like to do that.

It would be The Beatles.

It would be She's Leaving Home, just for me and my dear mum.

It's been a pleasure.

like alan bingo here i'm thinking about how many how far can we go without please this is insulting without an innuendo yeah in your endo in your endo don't be rude look who we've got on board david morrissey how you doing david i'm very well very well very pleased to be here such a privilege to be with you thank you notice you've been looking up my books over there yeah well it's a wonderful book did you

That's a wonderful book collection.

I always think you can sell so much by people's bookshelves.

They're like, you pull one out and they all come at once.