Richard Osman

It's a hell of a job.

More riders than the Grand National.

Back to it would be my question.

You've got three people there, Jacob Elordi, Sidney Sweeney, and Zendaya, who could do anything, literally anything, and yet they've gone back to this show, which does have occasionally a reputation that it can be a difficult set to be on, and yet they've all come back.

Can that just be money, or do they feel they owe it something?

And maybe they get on with each other and they have happy memories of doing it.

Maybe some of them do.

Do they all like Jacob Elordi though?

I was reading about the, you know, so when this started, Sydney Sweeney had been in a few things, but not really.

This was her proper big break.

Zendaya, as we said, had been Disney Club.

Spider-Man.

And had done Greatest Showman.

So she was just breaking through, but I think she's talked about Euphoria and said, I found I was in a place where I could go and

I could only really go in one direction and it was a direction I didn't want to go in.

And so she jumped at the chance of doing this.

But Jacob Elordi was, I mean, he was a sort of Australian heartthrob and he'd been in a couple of things, but he was out in Hollywood trying to make it.

He was just about to go home.

I think his visa was about to run out.

He was helping a friend do a self-tape for Euphoria.