S4C

So that'll be interesting to kind of see how she goes if obviously Tigers want to get a better idea of the new signing.

Is this on S4C or is it on anywhere else as well? I probably should have checked that

out.

I have no idea.

That's now Saturday 2.30 on TV because I believe Wales football are in the Nations League or something.

So the midweek commitments for S4C have altered that one as well.

So here we are.

Maybe the Saturday slot will embed itself, Martin.

So, yeah, a nice

5pm game, that last five, it allows people to watch their own club as well, but also then it allows them to leave, go back to the clubhouse or go home.

And if they want to catch, the second half of a game depending on how far you're travelling or watch the entire game you can because ultimately that's what it's all about promoting the league getting out there as often as you can and then people will pick up on it like I said there's some fantastic rugby this weekend already the S4C have already had to do a try of the week sort of thing just because that's how many good tries they were from around all the games yep

amazing Back to the game itself, though.

And in twenty twenty-one, I retired from the Coroner Service, and I'd already dabbled in television.

But as soon as I left, S4C, the Welsh national language television broadcaster, were onto me straightaway saying, "We'd like to do a documentary about how we deal with death." And they didn't want an off-the-shelf presenter.

They wanted somebody who had at least some understanding of the industry and of the anthropology of it.

So I agreed.

... for a non-Welsh speaking audience.

Yeah.

Or if you are, are in Wales, you can go to S4C Clik-

Uh-huh

pretending, but you put in all that effort at the beginning, didn't you? Oh, Izzy, I

know I did a show for S4C where they tried to force-feed me Welsh.

I was locked in a granite village in North Wales with not Steve Strange, someone like that, someone very bizarre, for five days and absolutely brainwashed Welsh.

And then the viewers, you had to go in the studio live and ask viewers to vote for you, and I literally knew four words.

No,

it was on S4C, which is the Welsh BBC, basically.

I see.

Yeah, which Michael put on in our Airbnb.

I presume it'll be on Rugby Pass, because I doubt any British TV will actually pick it up.

S4C, usually, I think they have to pick up games like even even back in like 2020 they were showing wales women's games so i presume they will

but if you don't go through so in probably try rugby pass i

don't know

One for the pod, Greg.

I actually slipped by S4C just now and we're watching the Women's Welsh Championships 2026 when it's being held in Western Supermere and the finalists are from Finland and space.

Just wondering what your guys' thoughts are.

Thanks, man.

It feels like Peep Show is sometimes quite siloed off from the rest of TV comedy for some reason, which I find quite interesting.

uh she's uh she plays the guitar she was in a prog rock band growing up called infinite drift which i love um also chloe pets was in a christian rock band growing up great facts great facts both um izzy uh frequently performs with the musician jim bob um and was is also um married to uh ellis james uh who who's does a radio show and podcast with john robbins uh of course been on the show before um but also the other fun fact about uh izzy is that as she is um married to alice she's been learning welsh and she is now relatively proficient at Welsh which makes her the most bilingual cast member of this series I would say she appears on an S4C show which is the Welsh broadcaster as a Welsh learner being taught in like a sitcom thing being taught by a character played by Ellis James which is a nice little thing Ellis James is great by the way and Izzy and Ellis' relationship seems very sweet they are they're lovely lovely i knew her of

course when she was going out with john oliver and they both came out to my

house this