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Hello 13th club time you today sky and HBO make peace with a new deal from 2026 tv.

Critic Scott Ryan is here to explain the day of the Christmas schedule about the states of the street also in the programme.

Why does GB news broadcast half of all stories about Muslims TV indici Faraz Osman from Gold wallet elsmore all that pass from Lucy letby to Vogue will.

Show me East reports on a year of running daily mail podcast where of headhunting that's all to come in this edition of the media club come on in automatically club before against the big stories of the week for us.

Who would you like to nominate to be a club member this week, so I should I know I just got a drama for channel4.com Person of Interest with us in-charge which is amazing and also trying to give you loads of Christmas party from High production.

She's just had a massive deal with ITV to do a new big drama for them that like getting dramas.

It's only going to get away and the document from minority Communities to have two people from my community that managed to get stories about Bridge stations on proper drama think it's really exciting.

I'm very excited about that also can I give a person want to get in like? He's a son.

Cider who is like the printer the story about about a development that were doing and then obviously got all the facts wrong and it makes no sense and I'm a bit like what this is.

Where is story come from.

Sorry about about something development that we're doing that has told us that one is in doctor Insider so I can come and meet you at the bar and go where have you got your information from? Why did you just call me and I'll tell you all about it.

So you are listening.

Just give me a buzz and you get the full before Goss and who are you picking to join the club this week as I'm putting for somebody that I don't actually know it's the person called tvzone UK who is a Twitter Twitter account is a friend's account on the website and they have a tendency.

I'm getting loads of TV scoops and just been really ahead of cancellation schedules jumping into my inbox normally.

Use way before it's actually reported by a lot of Media reporters and genuine I've got no idea who they are absolutely no idea.

They don't reveal their identity either.

I think it is just a day off and he's got an eagle-eyed over the schedules and Eagle-Eye over what shows are going into production.

What shows have been cancelled that I think there slowly but surely becoming one of the best in the business.

So they are able to come forward.

I would like to go out for a drink with with them to talk about it a little bit more, but I quite like the fat event is a little bit cryptic say that again tvzone UK so TV z0ne UK scientists.

I follow them and I genuinely thought it was absolutely not I genuinely thought it was like.

Oh, it's very good joke.

So I'm and put it on please Guy

Was everyone inside the club maybe you should try and get the Monastery of anonymous back project changes in TV from your parental home this week.

I am I'm a bit under the weather for watching on YouTube you can see lovely pictures of Scott in the background from when he was a small child hair up there, so if that's not a reason to go to a YouTube and hit the subscribe button.

I don't know what is the week sky can breathe a sigh of relief is the broadcaster will still have access to content after new deals for side this week.

It's called an expanded long-term partnership, but does that mean?

Play Liberty break up with no new launches.

My understanding of this is HBO on Sky had a kind of quite close relationship with a number of years now.

They're actually launch Sky Atlantic pretty much the back of the sky HBO deal.

They did and you know full disclosure did Wi-Fi became a subscriber you know you have Your Enthusiasm The West Wing succession Game of Thrones like all of the kind of big pre American drama you got through and through Sky Atlantic is exclusive Mad Men actually mad when was the thing that was HBO that might be named their deals with big American Dream in front of the HBO deal was the was a golden Ticket and they been doing well.

I've been able to kind of say it's the only place you can watch Game of Thrones the only exception since HBO Max launched in HBO Max the new HBO streaming service launched in the US they've always said the UK and everyone kind of question marks about what that means for.

What was the deal say what what what have they signed up for the details? We don't really know but in the main headline.

This is that has been in contact will continue to be on Sky channel, but then when the max streaming service launches, which we will be about 2026 that will be an app with Sky consumers will be able to access the ad supported version as a part of the sky packages basically a continuation of what it is with Discovery during the Olympics earlier this year all sky subscribers to access Discovery plus for free when the HBO content arrives when Discovery + goetz relaunched as Max then HBO contact will be on there, so so I think for Sky death in King ok great in a we're not going to be losing a lot of HB content which people really cherish for Warner there thinking a great in a we get to have a stand-alone.

We don't have to go through Sky anymore.

We get to go and do something direct-to-consumer the downside the sky is that they've lost the exclusivity now.

You know there are no longer going to be the sole plaice watch their content and I think another downside is that the sky used to be the place for exclusive deals like bits and more and more I think there eventually just as a place of different streaming services do deals with other streamers to and I think they are relying more and more on their own content as a means for people to subscribe to those expensive packages or onto NOW TV and I guess some people are probably wondering.

Is is it worth it? I'm not so sure I think 10 years ago.

I used to be unmissable place for a lot of drama.

They will be able to find anywhere else but now the new proposition is that yeah, you'll be able to find it somewhere else as well.

Had a look on the sky website if you should go for Sky essentials the Netflix ad-free version is included you get the channels as well to become a super bundle is actually my dad's got a sky glass he loves it because he doesn't it brings everything he needs together.

He loves all the sport and goetz Discovery get sorted out.

She's a bit confused by the apps, but it all comes through the telly.

That's what they've got my mum and dad sky-glass.net to cancel my see you because it didn't work in the Rural area and it's you know it's a streaming service is all done through the internet and it's you know it's still I don't think reliable enough to do what it said one day.

We'll see Connor done quite a bit pushed into the space Scott mention the fact that they've got this deal with Discovery the vicinity with paramount paramount plus through if you got a movie subscription and it'll be another one of those are I think you're absolutely right? What's happening is the Skyrim clearly trying to park there tanks in The Love going there's just too many services and people have got the tea that Transit

Things and just watch telly, I don't want to swap between like one out and another another app and the Netflix is a really really big deal for Sky cos no one of the very few places even Apple TV hasn't got an up-to-date the content like sky has so said, what's he doing some quite rude and clever deals when it comes to their menu system and their interface system and this is going to be another part of that.

I think that is the kind of saving grace for them.

The questionnaires is there going to be enough people that will continue to look at all the different services and go well, if I go out of here and here and here I can get it cheaper or if I just go through Sky might be a bit more expensive but at least it's all one platform and I don't have to do lots of kind of technical homework, so should get to the content.

I want this is actually got a lot to do with Harry Potter at Sky wanted to invest in HBO said no this had an ability to do that in a previous till they've signed sky will get a HPI that's all gone away now.

This is HBO getting Max ready or what about the discovery will be getting Max ready for the launch of Harry Potter in the beginning of 2026.

I guess I guess there's a big question about whether there is a demanding.

I mean I think the generation that grew up with Harry Potter and now they're in their 20s and 30s.

I think JK Rowling's comments about and people have really upset a lot of people and I think there is a big debate which has been running for awhile about can you separate the art from the artist Warner Brothers discovery of very very keen on it and I thinking that there is a market for it.

I mean it's a weight to a gas use existing IP existing materials and frame it for the streaming age, but this is the thing when you're trying to remake something that is already so big and so iconic.

What what more you got? Have you got ready to say really?

GB news broadcast half of all stories about Muslims that's according to the center for Media monitoring who published a report this week, what is the report the same where they talk into it if can't get enough.

I'm like like like no one hand this isn't too much surprise on the other hand it is pretty shocking soak a meeting with the most amount of Britain which is itself has some controversy.

You know it was linked to government and then it wasn't and you know different people say different things pending on what flavour of government we had at the time but the facts it's it is really clear that's GB news and frankly a lot of driving pressures have sex with Muslims and Sharia law and halal meat and you know what's happening like reality is Muslims as a religious groups on fastest growing industry in the UK and it makes brilliant clickbait and and and fodder for kind of Culture Wars and so it is it is real.

Scary just to somebody that from liberal Muslim family to know there is a network that is actually got quite a strong influence of power and now that is obsessed with one religious community and doesn't read and there's no opportunity for that community to to mediate that turned and then I guess in my world show the truth about me know what it is.

Really hard at community, but I think that the the real worry for me is you know we're looking what's going on in America right now.

I'm looking at how Media is being owned and who walks in how it works etc.

You know if you don't get involved in the way the we really talking about with the reform party and the relationship between the reform party and GB news in the factor.

You know you've got a lot of right-wing politicians appearing on that news channel Ofcom regulator in the in the lightest of touch.

I'll be very surprised why I can't do anything about this responded to the Guardians report.

Are you saying this inaccurate interferometry report is nothing more than a silicone self-serving attempt to silence free speech it proves exactly why news organisation like GB news and Needs to exist and white 16 sure I mean I think if the Muslim if there's a meeting watching or a Muslim Group 2 launching News Network can call themselves Sharia news.

I imagine that the on the front page of Daily Mail everyday all day as well newspapers that now can I see Islam and Muslims as a threat to British democracy because obviously I think it's utterly absurd but the and there is an argument to say that the way the the campaign Media monitoring have put this report out there.

It is not use a lot of bombastic language and it's it's it's quite strong in its condemnation of of The Obsession that you've been used to have with the community, but it needs to be said and I don't think that places like this and you know why the reporting we actually pick up on the fact that being pumped into you know 1010 2000 homes across the country.

Deluge of anti-muslim sentiment but clearly is going to cause problems with then further division of the discussion of their story if GB news have a pulling out kind of like this is what time you can break your fast and like this.

Let's talk about the fact that Muslims kind of give them a charity in the community in the country there also not talking about that sort of stuff to talking about the fact that like you know the the community itself is seen as a problem with in British society and one that we have to continually put under the radar and the microscope without giving I don't think that given the many right to reply an opportunity to defend themselves my Scottish should I can't get involved in use running orders.

I mean I think of common GB news.

There's been then.

This is the best of friends have them in the fact that they haven't.

So quite a big fine to them all they're going to the High Court in regards to that over the course of the last year and I think any time and which Ofcom with start saying this is the contact you can't do then.

I would say that would probably give more ammunition for TV news has caused the entire thing I mean that statement.

You just read out.

That's completely unsurprising because they are trying to sort of free speech in there being silenced.

I think help circles rather than him.

Does it mean I I see that I've session with his life stories remind me of the Daily Express back in Richard Desmond's ownership know when they were used to be front pages about Muslims pretty much every single day of the week is a sort of way, just type it so I think it's probably GB news relying more and more on a hardcore viewership than ever trying to attract a wider one.

I think to my own view they sort of put themselves in.

Box for the fact that they're just going for targets and deadlines and essentially causing vilification towards minority does a way to sustain themselves as a business a business which even though they do sometimes have more viewers ship than rivals such as Sky News they get absolutely friends whenever there's a new story that actually takes place and I think so far they continually I lost making sure just appealing to their call base is that my view on it? Is it is it terrified you say this but it's just a business strategy.

You know you you kind of are able to create a voice that's quite contrary.

You can call it dangerous.

You could call her you know what they call it.

It's free anyway.

I mean whenever like I I think the it's clearly aimed at reaching a certain demographic that and you know quite Powerful

Increasing the wealthy demographic in in the hope not just the right have you as a retail investors as well because that's where the sustainability will be being fined by Ofcom is you know it's a Thing Happened afternoon after baby is a badge of honour when they get more attention and more people come to it and then watch it.

It's a bit weird world invented into where the the those that don't have a voice are too kind of do anything about it and and over and do have a platformer able to Huddersfield the most amount of water cost 4 P are you can argue.

I think that we do need to really look at what's going on.

I can come up to talk about what's going on with the Murdoch but we need to have a serious conversation about the fact that money in the media when it's kind of the crossover DC Media politics is becoming outside you look at 3 social you look at what happened at Fox News you.

Look at what you know.

You must have done with the with the purchase of Twitter that is now looking we win it all.

People including myself for all kind of are coming because obviously stupid what he done.

This is now looking at like one of the most business moves people that doesn't change whatever the media is the most Christmas those were certain vintage now.

Have a copy of the radio times.

I've already seen Scott copy of the radio Times if you watch it at home.

You can see that to planning their viewing the festive season Scott w w w on this year, so we're in this sort of weird stage in which a lot of the TV jealous.

I'm not actually never see previews office suggest what's going to be worth watching but because I actually get say whether they are any good.

I mean obviously Christmas Day on the BBC I think it's really quite Blockbuster this year Wallace and Gromit which was 73 minutes special around that time you've got Gavin and Stacey and the 90-minute finale which I think when it was on 5 years ago.

They got more than 17 million views on the

And I think what's interesting actually this year is that they're not putting those shows on iPlayer that day you have to basically watch them live and I play and then catch up afterwards, so I think that is a drive-by more to try to have Blockbuster viewing figures which will be good for all of the days papers.

You've also got probably the most depressing day of the year on Boxing Day squid game to buy Netflix that is I think a concerted effort to tap into I mean the only one of the most popular Netflix shows of all time but also fat Boxing Day to New Year's Eve are some of the most popular streaming days of the entire year many people doing all episodes have been meaning to catch up on during those days, so it's such as it would be really much to Netflix's favour.

I have to say the most accurate thing about Christmas is absolutely bloody Dyer ITV is it's it's literally as if they've given up on Christmas Eve Christmas Eve on ITV 1.

They've got the 100 best tiktok videos of the Year which is like.

What are you? Just mean firstly tiktok just doesn't work on television because it's a horizontal thing you watching it on an old meeting with new media on TV and types of Media in your trying to do one on the other is always going to be truthful.

So then on Christmas day like looking through on Christmas day.

It's Downton Abbey Film fine a repeat of the Volvo S80 performance fine and then just The Chase

Absolutely love.

I love you more than you know I can do that, but yes we have a music show called sounds like a bit of you watching the YouTube channel.

I might look like got a spare one of these and I'm not on your getaways message me what percentage yes.

We have music sounds like a Christmas boys like and follow us for a TV show I'm very excited about it.

Do you want to do you want to read the radio time synopsis so therefore it up for it?

Terrified the 22nd of December and it's gonna be on Channel 4 at 8 p.m.

As well as on Channel 4 streaming.

It says here this your bells seasonal playlist of hits from christmases past bolstered by reminisces of chart-topping celebrities.

That is Roy Wood Aled Jones and Gareth Malone plenty of Christmas crackers to enjoy your favourite is bound to be here.

Maybe Mariah Carey's all I Want for Christmas Is You or wham's last Christmas or even The Pogues Fairytale of New York in that will run down to you in a celebratory mood.

I'm buying copy the radio time and I'm going to call my mum.

Ok.

Thanks Scott we're going to let you go back to you.

You're sick bed and have a great Christmas will see you in the new year.

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Pretend it is James Cameron memorial lecture on Wednesday where the editor-in-chief said the news headlines lesson on the internet and with dealing with the new up starts with their eyes wide junior the podcast The Daily Mail hello hello, how are you required early AI proponent and podcasts for pod actually yeah very early Doors a clown.

I think that's one of the first people in the country to clone my voice and used it so I could get an extra couple of hours in bed all day good use of any ideas of putting a iron 20 Daily Mail podcast a big as I'm sure every publishers got this the committee there there.

There is a workstream ongoing.

I think dmgt investor recently in in a business always looking for efficiencies where it's approach.

I think we're all in the same agreement now.

I think it's only as good as the prompt it gets you at the moment.

So it's really good you know the some of the things that we've seen things really helpful.

They are is treatment of Sound yes, you know it sound editors around the world rejoice every time and it upgrades Adobe Reader second version of the enhance speech thing which is pretty mind-blowing Mother's Day if I were plug-in manufacturer no izatt open in the RX expensive really difficult to lose things like 11 Labs now.

Got an incredible voice and hands as well so taking stuff like a voice note from the phone.

You can pretty much get that sounded like you on the radio at the click of a button things like that are incredible.

It's always good.

You know boring so pretty good for a prompt to get those and then rewrite into euro.

I'll make sure you got the links in there, but you know with some way off from fully podcaster thing.

It's a tall is using introduction to development.

What iPhone will you feel about it is when you're running a small company like suddenly your opportunity to do things that you wouldn't be able to do for me.

Cos you haven't got the resources is it just expands quite significantly it does feel like when you got your email for the first time and then you're able to suddenly you know email somebody that sometimes across the world and and that gives you the ability to control the business as a small company quickly and getting to places you can normally get into same thing with kind of phones and how they got better the cameras and you can send me film a tape on your phone and edit on a fairly extensive computer and suddenly your to compete with the big boys when it comes to council tows what I find it really useful for is is interrogating my own thoughts creativity, so I'm constantly asking me questions and telling it to challenge me and I think that.

Becomes most useful but also hilarious fake you rap about your cheese sandwich like it will do it and it just listen to what metals wait said the other day and when he was talking about what he thought would affect Bloomberg news where he works was he said actually the the editor job.

He thought I would affect the most which was jealous maybe out in the field sending the first version of their story and they are checking against the style guide checking somfy prompting that goes some questions back to the journalist in so they fixing the first draught you actually know this is a big thing to do but maybe that's the stuff that we told you that's alright.

I heard somebody told me you told me I won't say what's a Huber from but they are a very very very big speech radio station and they got sent a pitch about AI and say what you do for the AA

And he is my hero my pitch and the commissioner kind of that note saying I'm not sure it's not sure of this and a little face email put interior as a response to this email and update the pitch be updated it still not sure about this again.

Do the same thing I just let you know taking all of your queries all your nose, put I can they got permission I know about AI and radio.

What is the first? I think that they even tried it was the first doctor was purely made by AI but yeah, I mean that kind of part of the game now in video and audio editing is pretty far along in terms of using AI or at least AIS type tools you are getting rid of Mum's and ours and kind of blank spaces and videos and I'm all for it.

I think you will always need that that humans grow into it in some way shape or form for how long of a launch publicly this video.

Tell not least because everything slow motion for some reason like every time you get something back.

It's always in slow motion.

I assume that that's because it's better to speed things up then.

It's slow things down.

That's why they doing image of stock video woman.

It's bad news something more interesting.

It's going to take a little while all of that stuff.

Why would you use a library find its own style as well, you know first ever that I can tell that they're now.

It's actually becoming aesthetic as that that's like a viral thing is that he's always weird Mark Zuckerberg's hiding around corners.

Have you seen that's incredible British driving round your house rather than it being are you cheating is now just another another way of presenting stuff is going at the moment and you know it's so much easier to explain things and videos and it is in Context so we literally just go right.

We done put it through an AI video generator and it's created a sizzle reel for us that we just been able to send to client and go this week and lots of money in charge you lots of money to do a tape, but actually this is the look and feel of their like no this WhatsApp as I would look like and it's so far.

That's one thing is incredibly useful the question.

Is is where and sayings for a while it's the Rules of Engagement we need broadcasters in particular to to say to her isn't isn't allowed how many minutes or Seconds of AI content.

Are you allowed to put on a show that needs to be the agreement of the publishers because where I think that the broadcasters in one of the mainstream Media or Legacy Media will succeed compared to what's happening in other spaces is around trust anything.

It's really look there will be some stuff people look like this is how it's going to happen.

I think we're gonna start seeing a swing back to more trusted platform and if they don't get ahead of that and go will public service broadcast.

They only use no more than 10 seconds of AI generated content per 60 minutes suddenly you're going but you wouldn't so I think we'll have a bit more trusting what they're saying there any other platforms do broadcasters have to declare a i in the production podcast to do for some of the platforms, Ian ITV2 kind of like it up and have to get special dispensation from your commissioner for using at the problem is it's 224 number one how would they know like the issue is your problem suppliers as well might use it for think there was a big companies that the issue can be the smaller companies that then go well.

You know what I can't afford to do that.

So I'll just explain this shot or I'll just get another person or I'll change someone's skin tone, so I can do the reverse lyrics

Some way and then you in a really you're in the world where things coming out of you and to Victor Moses successor really been a great year.

We've done 16 this year which is pretty pretty in terms of getting them out the door.

It's been brilliant fun.

Would you still launch 16 if you have to go back in time? I've always said fail-fast no one needs to have the podcast graveyard anymore so bad at 16.

I think I think it's only 9 made it through to the continuing or maybe through to the end of a run, but you know there's no shame in killing a podcast off after three episodes of it's not working but nothing in now after three episodes.

Everyone says give it 3 months everyone knows that so let's be honest.

Just being polite the talent so it now.

Every cock up and every every disappointment that hides its own kind of benefits you learn from the move forward, but yeah 2025 SO45 coming out New York office and we got one coming over the Australian office as well, so that's the benefits of leaning into what's the strength of the companies.

That is just is everywhere Daily Mail in the UK is different to its heritage in the US where the end of things produces medicine bunch of people out there and you know the reception you get dailymail.com is bizarrely sr2 US Brits this is quite busy after this hippie on gunslinger new New Kid On The Block B kind of a little bit sassy and and you know Farnan trying out new ways of dealing with politics and the whole trump-era you know.

Impolitic so yeah, yeah, I take her back really you know it's been refreshing to say the least ok.

What's religion see what you come up with in the new year was the time for the movie quiz let's see how much attention you both in pain to the media this week this week is headhunters January is a time when people look to change of their jobs and so has been working seriously this month to climb some big names, but can you tell me who's been headhunted best of 3 but if you know the answer as if as you will say and Jamie will say your head hunters who could have been poached to join Disney this week over as you can't put your hands up Spotify and everything.

Turn television at the BBC I'll give you the most powerful person in in contact in the UK to go and enjoy and I don't know if it was a newly formed limp penis Edwards doing that role for a while, but I don't know if it's his new roles of that's slightly suit up maybe maybe version of imagine that give her and she said no you know what you know.

That's what it's writing from in my view cos it's just that she still got lots of strong faith and value in the BBC and and the Disney plus obviously incredible as a form internationally but when it comes to cultural influence she obviously know like the amount of influence you can have in the UK use to the level of output as well.

You know you go from the BBC which is huge you do it you can do anything you want to know Disney regardless of the gig in the seniority the gig as we all know you still countdown to what goes on what comes out of

I mean it shows that Disney are actually really excited interested in going to get it off the back of the Jilly Cooper r50 revival season that they can go and actually we need to invest money into Europe hopefully it's quite hard to sort of turn down the cash and one surprise to become the head of news corp.

This week.

Jamie Jamie lachlan, Murdoch yes as his primary are the Nevada Court ruled that Elizabeth Prudence and James will retain that equal say I mean this really is succession large isn't he must be just like it hasn't heard you're not serious people amazing.

At the day is this is just mental and and Elizabeth statement.

I thought was the same same the quiet part out loud we should just with now.

I'm just a rebuild our family relationships with just like my god.

You've got you got his 93.

You really need to get a jog on you know it is Elizabeth murdocks of what's an episode of succession where they picked you up and I don't like the Murdoch family find a block of flats that like the family you know it's the same.

It's the same thing absolutely loved it.

James like looking at Kendal game played news for the other shareholders in India score where they just near the family obviously control this there's more uncertainty about it and obviously Rupert's worry.

Is that sort of Fox News won't become woke I don't think imagine.

I don't imagine Elizabeth or James Woodward what destroyed the Golden Goose even they did come and it's not about the money either.

It is literally about fox and maintain is conservative colour status.

I think you know I would just got a long time ago.

You know my family members have been there in the universe dealings in and out with the Dynasty and this is an argument has been rumbling on for a long long time.

I was working a sky the day that James Murdoch got the gig and everyone that UK yeah and everyone you know.

Left in James was parachuted in literally within half an hour.

Think is the hottest day ever and ever thought that was the end and then these machines are slow-moving.

They would be in there will be no overnight change.

I suspect some areas of business will be siphoned off.

I think you know if tortoise have got any cash left and I'll be going spare there, but otherwise I think it would be business as usual.

I think it's just it's just a family Railgun big is the make Christmas more fun stretching head on to be somewhat to break in Pointe who was come on board the Observer tortoise deal with an extra 5 million pound investment current owners of the Observer have sorted been dragged into staying part of it haven't they yeah? It's such a weird.

I mean it's not weird because this is what happens in business all the time you no deal.

Behind closed doors and then people cry.

I wouldn't have typed.

This is the last minute we have got time to talk about this now.

We must get it done and quite rightly a lot of journalists and people have gone hang on a minute.

There was supposed they're not to be time.

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Baby looks a bit frying pan fire you know the Guardian and observer of blood Money for many years and had the luxury of the trust and an hour being bought by a company that admitted that make some great content in the podcast of wonderful but are hemorrhage and cache faster than any other company with no real plan of how to stop a flow and it seems to be that buying a newspaper of all things is there a plan which seems to be a bit crazy but have tried to appease by throwing 5 million which is a bit like feels a bit bailing out with the symbol play congratulations you get to the speak to the Murdoch family and they could maybe a quiet immediately as part of their Lizzie yeah.

Thank thanks the score.

Jamie what can people keep an eye on foam coming out of your stable next couple of returning series but you know Trump is looming large and EMG not to be there in New York as it happens, when can people watch your Christmas spectacular.

That's going out on the 22nd Sunday the Christmas wrapping while watching our show p.m.

On Channel 4 actually we did a show called Heelys skates for a TV which I'm really proud of everyone works there nuts off to make that show and we want to stay here.

I didn't you need to push the series so let me watch this and it all like right into Daily Mail saying amazing.

That's all I care about and look forward to seeing all.

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