Alexander Armstrong

Kevin Eldon as Penfold is fantastic.

Alexander Armstrong is fantastic.

I got to write for Stephen Fry.

Sadly, there's a great thing in it as a running joke where...

You still appear on GB News all the time.

We've had a few GB News guys on the show, friends of the show, Patrick Christie's, Alex Armstrong, great guys.

We don't revel in saying this, but you look at the numbers, JJ, you look at the facts, it's looking tough for GB News at the minute.

Yes, they're doing well in the ratings, but on the business end, I mean, they just had to cut more than a third of their workforce.

the pre-orders of hardbacks and audiobooks and whatever.

And we've got the wonderful Alexander Armstrong off of the TV, who I met recently in the audio booth as he was recording-

Why don't we get him on the podcast?

... one of the audiobooks.

He should.

I think he should come on the show.

I don't know if you've seen on TV, but he's currently doing a three parter, um, in India, Alexander Armstrong Goes to India, 'cause he does travel as well as doing-

Yeah, I don't think that's right.

BBC2 has more coverage of the World Gymnastics Championships at 8 and at 10 there's an airing of the classic horror film Halloween from 1978 starring a young Jamie Lee Curtis.

ITV1 has fun and frolics at 7.30pm with It'll Be Alright in the Night when Tom Allen presents More Blunders featuring Alexander Armstrong and Alan Carr amongst many others.

Late night movie action comes in the form of monster adventure Godzilla vs.

King Kong at 10.45. Is George Clark's building home on Channel 4 at 8 following the progress of Kate and Keith as they convert a former hotel in Argyle into a family home? Then a special edition of Gogglebox for Stand Up To Cancer at 9.05.

What's a puzzle? I think it's like Rory or something's like, what's a puzzle? Perfect.

Alexander Armstrong definitively just nails the definition.

That was Betty, because Betty's the know-it-all.

She's the one who wants to know.

I did a...

Weirdly, the first thing I did was a BBC One game show with Alexander Armstrong, which I was just completely out of my depth with, and I'm ...

I haven't watched it 'cause I'm embarrassed by it.

It's called Epic Whim.

On Channel 5 at 8, there's The Yorkshire Vet, followed at 5 past 9 by All Creatures Great and Small.

At 10 past 10, Alexander Armstrong in India.

And the evening rounds off at 5 past 11 with 999, Killer on the Line.

And to Friday, the 16th of October.

And, uh-

... yeah.

He goes up...

She joins us Sky.

So obviously we have Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith, Tommy Knight with a cameo as Luke Smith, Daniel Anthony as Clyde Langer, Angie Mahindra as, uh, Rani Chandra, uh, and Sinead Michael as Sky, as well as Alexander Armstrong as Mr. Smith.

It's directed by Ashley Way and written by fan favorite Phil Ford, not Phil Collinson.

Ha.

Yeah.

And I mean, look, A- Alex Armstrong rightfully said, "Look, guys, bring this back."

Mm-hmm.

Uh, professional Alex Armstrong was in, in, in that show.

But yeah, I lost it because when I think about the systematic rape of young white British girls and how many wanna brush it under the carpet-

Mm-hmm