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Oct 13, 2026

Ben BakerGUEST
53:56
I genuinely do.
Ben BakerGUEST
53:58
I think Mel Smith as a director is very underrated, w- what he manages to get out of sometimes very thin premises.
Rob HeathHOST
54:04
Yeah, that's true.
Rob HeathHOST
54:05
[laughs] I think, and I'll, um, I d- I'll touch on this a bit more later, but actually, I, I think this is like a better realized version of Blackpool.
Abigoliah SchamaunHOST
13:31
Okay.
Tom SalinskyHOST
13:32
Uh, and John Lloyd thought of another Oxford Review alumnus, an actor called Mel Smith.
Abigoliah SchamaunHOST
13:38
I don't think we've talked about Mel Smith.
Tom SalinskyHOST
13:39
I don't think we have.
Tom SalinskyHOST
13:40
Um, you did actually glimpse him briefly on The Young Ones.
Tom SalinskyHOST
15:23
Uh, so, um, John Lloyd and Sean Hardy are now th- trying to think more about what this show is gonna be.
Tom SalinskyHOST
15:28
They've got now this small core of performers, uh, and they get rid of the puppets, they get rid of the one-liners.
Tom SalinskyHOST
15:34
And this show has a much kind of looser, fresher feeling, and that came largely from Mel Smith.
Alexei SayleHOST
48:32
Yes.
Alexei SayleHOST
48:33
It was a snooker-themed drama, comedy drama, starring Robert Lindsay, Mel Smith.
Alexei SayleHOST
48:45
played his manager, I
Talal KarkoutiHOST
48:46
think.
Alexei SayleHOST
49:25
I may still drive a Rover.
Alexei SayleHOST
49:27
We both drove Rover P5B coupes.
Talal KarkoutiHOST
49:33
I'm not sure Mel Smith was in it.
Talal KarkoutiHOST
49:34
There's David Dacker.
Bobbie PryorHOST
22:58
Nicola Bridge.
Bobbie PryorHOST
22:59
Yeah, and Harry and lovely Mel.
Bobbie PryorHOST
23:02
But in the first book,
Steve PhillipsHOST
23:04
Wow.

14 MINS LATER

Bobbie PryorHOST
37:33
consequential, which is very ordinary in her voice.
Bobbie PryorHOST
37:37
And so I think that's really, that's really interesting how Jessica chooses a voice for her because it's not outstanding.
Bobbie PryorHOST
37:44
Actually, my favorite character in the whole thing is Mel, who's the, um, I would say he's the suicide man in the States, but he is our crime scene investigator, policeman with a lot of knowledge.
Bobbie PryorHOST
37:56
And he's, he's my favorite.
Seth MeyersHOST
52:29
I actually did an interview for Vulture, asked me once, is there a sketch you love? And so I've actually talked about this sketch before.
Seth MeyersHOST
52:35
But it's from Smith and Jones, which was a British sketch show that was in like the 80s.
Seth MeyersHOST
52:41
But when I lived in Amsterdam, they would rerun it.
Seth MeyersHOST
52:43
So the first time I saw this sketch was 10 years after it aired on like a rerun.

5 MINS LATER

Jorma TacconeHOST
58:15
Made it much funnier to me.
Jorma TacconeHOST
58:15
So thank you, Seth.
Seth MeyersHOST
58:17
The show, I believe, is called Alas, Smith and Jones.
Seth MeyersHOST
58:21
It's Mel Smith and Griff Reese Jones.
Stu MurphyHOST
35:10
I thought, "Do you know what? I was actually thinking about that last week." I don't know what prompted it, but it's Wilt.
Joe HeenanHOST
35:17
Mel Smith.
Stu MurphyHOST
35:18
Mel Smith- Oh, yeah ... and Griff Rhys Jones.
Stu MurphyHOST
35:20
Griff Rhys Jones.
Stu MurphyHOST
35:20
I remember every time you would walk into a bookshop, there would be a certain display or a certain... just filled with this, books of this Wilt.
Stu MurphyHOST
35:52
He's basically, he's had an argument with his wife who's gone missing-
Joe HeenanHOST
35:55
Yeah
Stu MurphyHOST
35:55
... and now the police, Mel Smith-
CratchitHOST
4:29
You got the actor right, which is kind of impressive.
CratchitHOST
4:32
Mel Smith.
Midnight MikeHOST
4:33
That was from European Vacation.
Midnight MikeHOST
4:35
And I have a new clip.
Alexei SayleHOST
42:17
I mean, he was that generation of Oxford students.
Alexei SayleHOST
42:21
along with, I think, Jimmy Morville and Mel Smith and Griff Rees-Jones.
Alexei SayleHOST
42:29
He was an addict.
Alexei SayleHOST
42:31
He went...
MarkHOST
3:58
This is my favourite photo up here.
MarkHOST
4:00
This is Dennis punching Mel Smith, holding on to George.
MarkHOST
4:06
Absolutely great, great photo.
MarkHOST
4:08
Absolutely love that.
Janni KnoxGUEST
1:05
My favourite comedy sketch is from Not the Nine O'Clock News.
Janni KnoxGUEST
1:09
Rowan Atkinson interviews Gerald, a talking gorilla played by Mel Smith.
Janni KnoxGUEST
1:14
Asked about being captured in the wild, Gerald says, Wild? Yes, says Rowan breathlessly.
Janni KnoxGUEST
1:20
I was livid, retorts Gerald indignantly.

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