Planet 24

I'm having a great time.

Then my agent Bev said, oh, we've got to have a meeting with Planet 24.

So I was like, what for? And she goes, I don't know, they just want to see you.

She goes, they might offer you something.

If you're going to do a show, at least do a show, but don't take much from me because once he does it, because you're putting so much behind him, they're going to think it's his and it's mine.

Do you know what I mean? Right? So it left a sour taste at that time because I was like, because I didn't understand how TV worked really, right? And how cutthroat it could be.

And then when his show came out, I remember I had a meeting with Channel 4 and they went, look, Planet 24, we're not working.

I mean, Planet 24 is not around no more, but they said, all right, it's come to an end.

Um, that was terrible.

But, but I worked, I worked in print media, and then, um, I basically got on a graduate trainee scheme at Planet 24.

Oh.

Oh my goodness me.

My sister had seen an advert.

I applied for the, for the role, and they sent this 16-page booklet of, of i- like you basically had to give all your ideas and say-

Yeah, that sounds like Planet 24

... five interesting things about yourself and blah, blah.