Jackanory

We never read scripts.

She was so key the most important thing professionalism the two p's professionalism and punctuality oh i still believe in that charles the two p's try and tell my children that and and um I get this small part, and then I end up doing a TV slot with my brother, because my brother then joins, and I'm like 11, he's nine, and we're on Jackanory.

Oh, I remember

that.

And then social media, TikTok, it might be, it depends on what age group you are, Snapchat, YouTube, whatever it is, wherever you get in your news.

Kids don't watch BBC, you know, Jackanory and Children's TV.

They're watching people unbox toys on YouTube.

So the media is completely disparate, but reputation is still more important than ever because nobody trusts anybody.

I don't recall ever watching any of them, but I was kind of aware that he did.

He sort of sits down in a sort of a Jackanory type way.

Yeah, that's right, yeah.

Right.

And then a few, about a week later, I was sitting...

At home, I was watching Jackanory, actually.

And my mum took a phone call and she said, oh, right.

I could hear her saying, oh, OK. Oh, really? And then she got off the phone.

Brilliant.

Brilliant.

And I was, oh, and I carried on watching Jackanory.

LAUGHTER I didn't know what was involved.

I'm getting ready for bed or whatever.

Yeah, it's time for Jackanory.

See, on the

other

Right.

And, um, so my first job was there doing Jackanory type stories.

Oh.

Little Robins at Christmas and things like that-

What are you doing? You're sitting in the dark.

You look like you're about to do Jackanory, Danshuk.

What's going on?

I'm in a hotel room somewhere in the Midlands, actually.

Morning, Stephen.

I mean, your show's beginning to sound more like Jackanory the more I, the more I listen to it.

I mean, last night's program, you focused on rumors and innuendos about weapons in the Garvaghy Road.

We focused on sourced journalism.