Sarrah Le Marquand

Coming up, Tommy gets raw about his deep-seated longing to become a father.

It's a bit of a predictable or it's an unfair question to ask people if they have a favourite.

You know, if you're an actor, like what's your favourite role or, you know, all of like what's your favourite book to an author?

But for you, do you have a preferred platform, a preferred medium?

Is it being on stage in a comedy show?

Is it on more rapid-fire TV, whether it is coming on as a guest, you know, doing a live cross?

Is it the radio?

What is your preferred platform?

Well, the good thing is I think then that sort of the intersection of them all colliding has been a good thing for you then because there would have been, if we were having this conversation 10 years ago, it would have been like this is me, Tommy Little, the comedian, this is what I do, and then this is what I do in TV, and then this is what I do in radio.

And from what I'm hearing that they're all –

got so much in common and there's so many parallels.

And that I guess is the good side of this multimedia content distribution world that we live in now.

Writing it?

Reading it?

Tell me more, Tommy.

Do they comment on the glamorous surroundings of this opportunity?

Maybe you could flush the toilet as the way to say, and everyone will know.

And then they'll applause.

Just saying, just make the most of your environment.

Tommy, it sounds as though you like to do things that put you outside of your comfort zone.