Mo Gilligan

It was a show that not a lot of people had ever seen before.

We had amazing guests on.

Some of the people I got to meet, a lot of people from this side of the pond.

We had Dennis Rodman on, for example.

How did you like Dennis Rodman?

It was a mad experience for me because I'd never done any TV before.

So to do this late-night show and then to speak to someone like Dennis Rodman, and he told us, he spoke about the problems he had with knowing the leader of North Korea, but telling us about his basketball past and after parties and stuff.

It was amazing, and it was my introduction.

So after that, once I started doing TV, I was like,

if I could do this show and you've got Dennis Rodman, Tennessee's crazy stories.

And again, the show, we would, the show would run for three hours.

And it was only, it only air for one hour.

No.

Yeah.

For one hour, but we recorded three hours.

So I didn't know that realizing that you're not meant to record.

but um yeah it was it was a fun time man in my career when i first started and yeah you know there's a ton of clips if anyone wants to watch it website ton of clips you can you can see on youtube called the big nasty show and then yeah and then it went well because you know i got offered my own show off the back of it um a lot of people in tv could see i knew how to do tv which was very different so um

Yeah, I think it was something that catapulted me very quickly in terms of success in some ways.

But I knew my core was always stand-up comedy.

So, you know, the minute I got asked to do a Netflix special was like I kind of knew like my life would change in a way.