Mel Giedroyc

Anyway, next stop is Battersea Power Station.

What a tour.

This is an amazing day you've picked.

Let's all remember the classic Pink Floyd album cover, which has Prestige Power Station on.

It's that one, guys.

I've never been inside it.

Apparently, it's been turned into a shopping centre and some sort of luxury flats and all that kind of business.

I've never actually been inside.

I don't know if you guys have been or indeed any of your wonderful and faithful podcast listeners.

But anyway, that is where I'm bloody heading for.

An eight-hour press launch for the second season or series, I should say series, I am British, of Last One Laughing, which was a show that went out last year.

Dodd, I'm not sure.

I'm not allowed to say anything about what happened on the Ruddy Show.

No comment.

Campbell is extraordinary, isn't he?

And what I will say on the show, series two of Last One Laughing, is that guy was like a ninja.

That guy was like, I mean, they all were.

It was an incredible collective, a bewildering collective of people in that mad room.

And it's all done in a day.

It's just so mad.