Dec

What's going on, Mr Charlie?

Oh, yeah, I'm really nerve-racking as well.

I think one of our first big gigs as well was we did the Tea Time show and stuff, and then they went, we want you to present the Smash It's Paul Winters party.

And you're like, OK, remember them?

It was at Wembley Arena, 10,000 people, live on BBC One on a Sunday Tea Time.

We got there on the day, and I remember doing the first bit, and I couldn't keep the microphone straight because you're just shaking so much, and you've got the ear and the crowd are screaming, and the autocue's going, and you're like, I've never heard one of these before!

LAUGHTER

But you just kind of get used to it.

It's...

Yeah, probably, I think, yeah.

Well, yeah, it is.

Like choosing your favourite child, isn't it?

Well, yeah, we've got a couple of guys or three guys that come out with us and they go in at about seven, eight o'clock at night.

while the team are cutting together the show.

So all the celebs have gone to bed and the team start cutting the show and those guys come in and they look at everything that's been cut together and they write jokes and some links and stuff.

And then about midnight, everything gets thrown out and they go, we've got something better, we've cut this together.

So then those guys write some different jokes.

We get in about three o'clock in the morning and we read their script.

Then we watch the VTs back and then we go, maybe we'll do, you know,

And maybe the VTs have changed again.