Ken Campbell

That's how I know his name.

And he had also worked with Spike Milligan, Ken Campbell, Peter Sellers, all the way through the '70s.

Can I already guess the problem with the format and Rowan Atkinson?

Sure.

Yeah.

So, but that was because of Ken Campbell.

Oh, yeah, of course.

When I talked about what I was doing in 1996, when I talked about 24-hour subcultural play, When No One's Sleeping.

And then in early 77, the book has already picked up with the counterculture in England.

And the great Ken Campbell has staged an amazing epic 10-hour play based on this book that actually involved some of the major acting talents of Britain at that time, who later went on to become these awesome, amazing artists.

actors that are still around out in the UK and made it to America too.

And so, you know, Wilson can't help but comment or notice that, that obvious bittersweetness that catch 22, but Luna's murder is, is, is a wound that never healed.

Look, someone Alistair asks in the roundhouse episode, Alexi mentioned the theater director, Peter Brook.

Does he have any stories of Ken Campbell with who, with whom Diane worked?

Not really.

That's the story I tell, which is a story I've told a few times about the unlucky gun.

That's why I was...

We're still on, okay.

I have no stories about Ken Campbell.

So a question on

Although I've been working with a young writer in St. John's and we're writing a few sketches, so we might be able to do some sketch comedy.

And we also did a show last year at the Sketch Comedy Fest of Ken Campbell's writing.

Ken Campbell was a British comedian who I worked with years ago.

who came to Newfoundland a bunch of times.

It's called Pilk's Madhouse, and we did sketches from that last year at the Sketchfest in Newfoundland, in St. John's.