Mike Graham

So it's not really fair to compare.

But we're doing four or five times what they're doing just on the live shows.

And so I'm really excited about it.

Well, you've got a bigger audience than Question Time, right?

You know, and these people, these bozos who kind of see themselves, I don't know what they see themselves as, as kind of media commentators going, you know, why have they got him on again?

He's always on.

Well, because he's actually rather good and entertaining to watch.

And he has a view.

He doesn't just sit there worried about what his party's going to say when he gets back to the office.

And Question Time needs people like you.

I mean, I was watching some sort of promo the other day for, I can't remember why I was on ITV, but they put this promo on for some new game show they're doing.

hosted by Rob Brydon.

And you go, you know, is he the only guy that works in television?

You know, everything seems to be involving Rob Brydon or that other bloke, Bradley Walsh.

You know, it's all the same people.

You know, how Ed Balls has got a job working on breakfast television, I'll never know.

And they're so, they're just so shit, really.

I mean, I can't think of a reason to watch regular TV.

And I really don't.

You know, I'd rather watch an old episode of Vera, which says a lot more about me probably than I should give away.