Jonathan Ross

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... um, we're gonna do Jonathan Ross.

So I'll do an impression of Jonathan Ross.

[mimicking]

There we go.

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Now I just come on to you plugging, "I tell you, you should listen."

It is very good, Jonathan Ross, yeah.

now class let's all just Statement 1.

When promoting the single on TV, the band performed the song live on the Jonathan Ross show while dressed in full clown makeup and costumes to match the music video.

Statement 2.

Miles Kane, Alex Turner's close friend and bandmate from The Last Shadow Puppets, played the lead guitar solo on the studio recording of this song.

And statement three, one of the physical vinyl formats of the single features a secret phrase etched directly into the run-out groove of the record that reads, Sketchhead is coming.

So you've got statement one, performing on Jonathan Ross' show, Dressed as Clowns.

Statement two, Miles Kane played the lead guitar solo.

Or statement three, Sketchhead is coming, etched onto the vinyl record.

Yeah, I haven't seen much.

With Jonathan Ross, where he talked a little bit about the witches and she was saying it was four days of hell, basically, to shoot those scenes.

I

mean, it is quite a fleeting... appearance in the film when you think about it and on the whole that's the only time that we see the Grand High Witch in all her glory yeah

... and you're a familiar face on lots of high-profile things, so your parents must be used to this by now.

And for example, you were on, um, you were on Jonathan Ross's show.

Yeah.

And you were on with Taron Egerton and Hugh Jackman.

But they found you hilarious, and I wonder with those moments that kind of go viral and things-

Mm.

Like, that was a... that's a big deal to go on Jonathan Ross's show, isn't it? Um-

Yeah, yeah, yeah, it is.

So that's her gone.

And my last one is Jonathan Ross.

Oh.

Who I-

And then it would be like an awards ceremony and the whole company would turn up.

I remember Jonathan Ross was the host.

That's what I went to.

I mean, he wasn't as big then.

Yeah, I think for me personally, it wasn't a gamble.

For somebody like Ross, who was on Capital, yeah, that is a gamble.

And sometimes you have to take the chance.

I completely 100% agree with him.

Here's a contract that reflects that.

And I signed it.

And then the next day I was on the air and I remember Chris Evans was on holiday and Jonathan Ross was filling in for Chris on The Breakfast Show.

And this was the third week of Chris's holiday.