Tim Key

No, but he can cook.

Well, he was obviously cooked when we go camping.

Yes.

But Carol, I would say her greatest, her finest crowning moment was a pork and ginger casserole that she used to, I don't know, you know when your parents have dinner parties and you're like about 10 and you get to try something and it's all, you know, the atmosphere all changes in the house and you've got these sort of adults there.

And I do remember this ginger and pork situation, which was very nice.

I loved that feeling when there was a dinner party.

It's kind of mad, isn't it?

Yeah.

I hid behind the curtains once.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

I got in too deep.

Well, you know, I didn't see much.

I was behind the curtains when they sat down.

And so we're probably talking about sort of, you know, 8.15, and it's past my bedtime.

And then I'm like behind the curtains to the French windows, probably for another 20 minutes, and then just thinking...

I've snookered myself here.

There's no... You can't pop out.

That's in that five-minute window.

It's too long.