Mo Gilligan

But yeah, yeah, we have a really thriving black comedy circuit.

But there wasn't many people breaking through from that scene to get onto television, unfortunately.

yeah yeah i think i remember there was a time i think it was probably last year and i was on tv like four times in one night in one day it was like i'd done a break i was on breakfast tv and then i was a i'm a judge on the mass singer um but then i was also on bbc one on the show which so he had two shows on at the same time and then i was on this late night kind of chat show as a guest and

And I was like, yeah, people are going to be sick and tired of me because I'm on TV so much.

But yeah, you know, TV was completely new to me.

I'd never done any TV before.

But I think that was kind of like my my blessing in some ways, because I didn't have anything to follow.

You know, I didn't feel like there was a script.

You know, a lot of time I was doing TV.

They knew what I was able to do with comedy and stand-up.

So it was like, be yourself, you know, be you.

And the first show I ever got to do on television was, I was co-host on a show called The Big Nasty Show.

And it was the perfect show for me.

You know, Big Nasty is a UK rapper.

He's very himself.

And we were just like almost like a double act a little bit.

He was very free, very flowing.

And it was me who was the one that would be the one, okay, guys, let's all calm down.

And let me ask the question of why the guest is here.

And it just worked perfectly.