DIY SOS

So obviously went to, like, literally straight in feet first in '22.

Happened to start a, a really random relationship with, with Billy at DIY SOS in my first sort of-

He's a bit ...

If you ever don't know Billy, Billy's one of the-

So yeah, we, we was randomly sent to Kettering to do this, this Hive th- thermostat that no one else was prepared to do.

And just as I turned up into this road, there's, like, cameras and film crew and all this sort of stuff going on.

And I said to the customer, I was going, "Not even, oh, there's a DIY SOS project starting next week." And I was like, I thought we'd seen them on the telly.

I've always watched them.

I'm trying to make a program to represent it.

Nick, well, come, come to rugby, but obviously you're in everybody's front row- room with your, uh, incredible program, DIY SOS.

Welcome.

Thank you very much.

[laughs]

...

he said, "I can't do it." He said, "I'm doing a job for DIY SOS." And I couldn't obviously argue with him.

I encouraged him to do it.

Who's that?

He used to do DIY SOS.

Oh my God, yes.

Right, and again, I was a lot younger and I remember thinking...

I know that geezer off my nan and grandad's TV.

And he used to do DIY SOS.

Yeah, yeah.

And he was bringing out an album.

[laughs]

Are they? Well, DIY SOS here it comes.

Exactly.

Here we go.

Roll up, roll up.

What do you want? It's going to be like DIY SOS.

I might start my project

of the garden.

He said, "I've got a show called Harry's Special Forces.

It's like DIY SOS meets Challenge Anneka.

It is exactly that thing of a house needs rebuilding, a community center needs rebuilding.

But he does it with a bunch of army veterans, people who have been injured in the line of conflict, and they build something and put something together.

Uh, I've got a show called Harry's Special Forces.

It's like DIY SOS meets, uh, Challenge Annika.

Uh, and it is exactly that thing of something needs rebuilding, a house needs rebuilding, a community center needs rebuilding, but he does it with a bunch of army veterans, people who've been, uh, y- you know, injured in, in, in the line of conflict.

Uh, and they build something and put something together.

That's, uh...

I love DIY SOS.

I love DIY SOS.

I don't.

It's a great, a great show to watch, but your-- the family will go in with, let's say, a 500 grand budget, and they come out with a million in debt-