So to the next 20 odd minutes on the show, we are joined by Jerry Seinfeld.

One of the world's best comedians, not just best comedians, but personally for me, I think

one of the very best to ever do it. I shot Ricky Jervaisen email over the weekend because

I know the two of them friends and I said, look, you know, who do you think? Who's on the Mount

Rushmore of Stad at Comedians? And he says, you start

with Jerry. Jerry's one of the greatest stand-at comedians. You can see a topic, Jerry does a topic

set about marriage, which every comedian's probably done their take on marriage. But there's

something about the way Jerry Seinfeld does it, where it's like he goes back down the mine

that so many comics have been down and will do again and finds a

different scene down there or a different way of doing the gold or bringing back gold back up

about it. I saw him live about five years ago and he did this 20 minute routine about marriage

and it was so like the final take on it. In this stadium he was playing in London, 15,000 people.

Every single professional standard comedian in the UK was there.

We're all there.

And then all the writers, Jesse was there who were in succession.

Every single comedy writers there, you know, in amongst 15,000 fans.

And you could all see the comedians all look at each other.

I'm not even going to bother doing anything about marriage anymore. Jerry's just even the definitive word. And also the

sitcom, Seinfeld, even if you see it on TV, it's on Stan, just 20 minutes, half an hour.

If you want an instant way to cheer yourself up, it is one of the best sort of natural

antidepressants you can give yourself. Watch half hour

episode, any of them of Seinfeld, one of the best sitcoms ever. So to me, I think he's a truly

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