Outer Banks

Michael Strahan will be here.

[audience applauding] Chase Stokes from Outer Banks will be here, and we got some great music.

I'm very excited about this.

Making their first late night TV performance in 35 years, the Stray Cats-

Wow.

So yeah, we've had a bit of this, haven't we recently? Outer Banks, of course, Stirling Point.

This one has eight episodes.

It's about a 16 year old called Tegan Tao played by Mika Martino, who was in The Miniature Wife.

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That's why I went to the Outer Banks for three days.

Yeah.

I had to clear out, I had to clean out for three days, and then do it all over again.

I don't expect you to know this.

But Armando Baycott and Bijan Robinson were each in the show Outer Banks when Outer Banks was super popular.

Well, set in North Carolina, and Armando Baycott... is a friend.

It's like the

best thing he ever did.

He capitalized off of that Final Four run, and he was on Outer Banks.

Armando Baycott, when I did local radio in North Carolina, there was a bit that became so popular that we did on the show surrounding Armando that he made T-shirts.

There were T-shirts that referenced the bit on it.

It's just.

Do you like people finding treasure? Because this show is called Outer Banks.

It's on Netflix.

I've heard of this one.

It's kind of – this is scripted it

is scripted yeah and they're like

cute and like like your daughter might like the show but my mom also my parents watch this show they're in their 70s and 80s and um so my mom texted me i found it and i was like a new season and then my mom texted me the next day and she's like we're watching outer banks it's so good.

And I was like, isn't it good? I'm

Wow.

So yeah, we've had a bit of this, haven't we recently? Outer Banks, of course, Stirling Point.

This one has eight episodes.

It's about a 16 year old called Tegan Tao played by Mika Martino, who was in The Miniature Wife.

So yeah, good to see it back.

Now then, young Hannah Malazio, we've got to that point where we find out what the hell you've been binge-watching.

Well, I did sort of say earlier, but it was Outer Banks.

It has been a constant on our television this weekend because you know what? We've moved on from Strictly Come Dancing as a family, Ian, my friend.

It's been about Five years since our last conversation, so there was plenty to talk about.

We look back at how Phil's life and career has changed since those early interviews, talk about bringing Outer Banks home for its fifth and final season, and explore how he created two connected but distinct musical identities for Fire Country and its spinoff Sheriff Country.

We also venture into the world of Momo and Phil's collaboration with Sam Ryder, discuss how he justifies buying increasingly peculiar instruments, briefly visit his days touring with Robbie Williams, and get into a rather passionate conversation about AI creativity and why the human part of making art still matters.

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Good question.

It's probably as mental as it ever was.

I mean, in terms of when I do TV stuff, And there's a live orchestra involved, which, for instance, on Outer Banks, they're just finished.

There has been.