Hello and welcome to like my dear friends with me, Susie Ruffel.

And me, Tom Allen, hello everyone. Hello. Susie, you've finally decorated that room.

Well, it's blue. I love it. Aberdee, Aberdee, Aberdee.

So you can see behind me, I've got a Magda Archer, picture art. Do you know Magda Archer?

No, I don't. Well, she is a brilliant artist who also happens to be married to Harry Hill,

but she's very much woman in her own way. I'm not sort of, you know, telling someone

who they are by their name, but you remember that time that I went to Harry Hill's house and

he gave me an easter egg. Listen, this is the show. Well, of course, remember that.

Or offered me an easter egg at least. I met her, but I was already a big fan of her art.

Oh, how lovely. So they gave you that? No, no, I had already bought it. I had already bought it.

Oh, how lovely. But, you know, maybe I should tap her up for something.

Tap her up? I say, get all the three bits you can. I'm not going to.

When it goes lovely on that blue wall. Well, you see, I took it to Baker Street Framers,

which is in quite a bit. Yeah, exactly. Took it to there.

A guy called Doug did it for me. A really nice job, actually. Went for a pink frame.

I love that, actually. Well done, Doug. How much was that to get framed to me? I asked.

I think it was less than £50. Really? Well, I think that's okay. I think that's fine.

It's a proper bit of work, isn't it? It is a proper bit of work. But they're ever so busy in

Baker Street. Tom, it's about three weeks. Wait a minute.

Fruit to get your things framed. Yeah, he said everyone's just having them framed.

Does it all right? I'm going to frame one of my posters.

Now, is that arrogant, do you think, to have one of your own posters up in your house?

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