Mat Irvine

It's, it's a f- you know who does the props for that?

I know, Matt Irvine.

Matt Irvine.

[laughs]

Oh, we didn't have enough time to do this one.

I mean-

I'll say this, yeah, uh, as to bring the '80s to an end, right?

Oh, God, I'd have, um, Leslie Joseph playing Matt Irvine.

Can I just, before I forget, one thing.

I watched the Blu-ray with special effects, which we'll come on to, but I also watched it with the commentary, which was Matt Irvine for the effects, Sally Nevette and Brian Croucher.

They talked about lots of interesting stuff, but the piece, coming back to you, Dave, that Travis...

Brian's portrayal of Travis, he said, looking back, yes, I would do things differently.

Did you notice that, Dave? The ship that comes down to Starwood, it is literally, and it literally is two hairdryers stuck together.

I'll have to watch that again.

Watch it again, because Matt Irvine talks about it a lot.

I didn't

In there as well.

But again, it's like the hairdryer ship, isn't it? Matt Irvine had to, you know, build a model and photograph it for like one and a half seconds.

So presumably with these blatantly obvious kit parts, it wasn't going to be seen for very long.

Well, that's it.

You would use, like you say, stuff you find in hardware stores.

Stuff you find in a canteen.

Or indeed, I'm sure Matt Irvine would have just looked in his box of spares.

Yeah, we've all done it.