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And the way they're just talking to each other and Stephen's like talking about the bottle required and Dennis is great.

And for whatever reason, Snooker didn't involve commentary to have, oh, we'll just have a commentator in and you be the co-commentator expert who comes in with the analysis afterwards.

It's this amazing thing where the former players are the commentators.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But you know what?

you're not yapping on too much.

You're coming in at a lovely amount.

You're letting the thing breathe.

And again, it's not, you could easily get into the routine of, oh, the crowd can hear us.

If I crack a joke and they laugh, that's quite an addictive thing.

I'll make another joke.

It's so good.

I don't, did you just kind of create your own culture of commentary or is there some producer that's working very close?

And Ken, don't say that you do this.

I don't know how you've managed to create the thing, but it's really great to watch.

It's superb.

Yeah, because even it's the small things where no one's trying to be too clever either.

Like there was the memorably where we use a blocked himself out with the pink.

And Dennis is like, oh, he hasn't.

Is he over?