Tina Fey

in the second series.

But at the time, like now, you couldn't get studio space.

So we actually had to put the set into a fridge, a massive fridge that was turned off, right?

And we went in, there was problems with the sound, so we had to cover it in blankets.

And of course, you turn off a fridge and it was the hottest summer we had in 20 years.

You just, and actually, do you know what?

Even though it was excruciatingly difficult and very warm, I actually lost a bit of weight.

Because I was sweating so much.

And then out in location, we did the usual.

So it's always Wicklow.

So if you're watching telly in Ireland or even a lot of British telly that's made over here or American telly, it's always Wicklow, right?

It's always North Wicklow.

That's the vast majority of places you'll see for the Irish countryside.

Why is that?

Is it because it looks so good?

Well, now, Ray, here's a boring yet interesting tidbit that I asked before.

I said, why Wicklow, you know?

And I was told because traditionally, if you were longer than half an hour or 40 minutes drive from Dublin, you had to pay overnight.

So then they just literally put on.

Now, I don't know how true that is.