Graham Norton

you're only six households away from a quarter of a million.

You know, it's not like you're 22 people away from the prize.

It's very close.

So it's competitive straight away.

Well, it's an odd thing.

It's kind of half competitive and then half lovely because they all get on.

It's...

I'm probably not selling the show if I say it's wholesome, but it genuinely felt wholesome.

Because the sun is out, like we're doing these, the way they vote each other out is quite cute.

They do these things called the removals, where each household puts a for sale sign outside the house they want to leave.

And we're doing them and the sun is setting and they're literally a duck with her ducklings walking across the set.

I mean, I think this, you watch it, and one, there's a side kind of Truman show.

The art department has done an amazing job of kind of, it's all real, it's all there, but it's kind of heightened.

And even when you were on set, you'd kind of see flowers, and you're kind of, are those real?

Is that fake?

And you'd have to touch them.

And, you know, you'd see people watering fake flowers.

Yeah.

So there's that element.

But then, you know, and