Well, we've got one here in the flesh today, so what's your journey up here been like today? What time do you have to set off? Any interesting sights along the way?

Well, it was the usual six o'clock in the morning set off, to be honest.

Very quiet day today.

Not a lot of football fans at King's Cross today, unusually.

So I didn't have a lot of vibes to give you.

But we're here now.

I've had a pint of same old Citra, which is very nice.

But yeah, are you confident for the game today?

So kind of highlight where you went to, to create the movie.

Sure.

Bax and the other producers, one of the first things they said to me was, "There are a million flavors of EMS," and we wanted to make sure we gave people kind of a broad-based look at it.

So we ended up filming with a private company in Baton Rouge, Air Rescue in Santa Barbara, which I didn't, when I signed up for this, I didn't think I'd be flying around in a Black Hawk helicopter, like rescuing people from oil rigs.

Uh, Firebase EMS in Sparks, Nevada, with a guy named Pat Coyle, who also was a medic in Fallujah.

We filmed with two sisters who were in Columbine together and now run calls together in Denver.

That's hospital-based EMS.

Go for it, Tom.