Simon Mayo

And it's been on television again recently.

Scary Movie 6, I think.

Okay.

Still to come, I mean, Sheep Detectives, there's a very good positive start to the show.

Page six, Mark, what's to come after the break?

I'm just making it up.

No, that's obviously correct.

Okay, read what it says that I'm meant to say.

Steve Coogan in Crime Thriller Legends about a team of undercover civil servants aiming to infiltrate heroin smuggling rings in the 1990s Mortal Kombat 2, in which the fan favourite champions, now joined by Johnny Cage himself, are pitted against one another in the ultimate battle to defeat the dark rule of Shao Kahn that threatens the very existence of the Earthrealm and its defenders.

It doesn't have Serena McKellen in it, but we do.

Yes, our guest is Serena McKellen, who will be talking about his new film, The Christophers.

Apart from the last line, yes.

I'm not the presenter.

That's your job.

It's on page six.

Anyway, all of that in a minute.

And next we have the box office top 10, starting at number 10, which is 10 in this country as opposed to over there.

Rose of Nevada is at number 10.

Jordan says, what a refreshing breath of analogue air Mark Jenkin is in an oppressively digital world.

His format and style could easily become tiresome and forcefully retro, but it doesn't even feel anachronistic.