Thanks for coming back. I've said it before. Lord knows there are a lot of podcasts. I do appreciate

you coming back. And hey, a shout-out. We never do this. When I was touring New Zealand,

over a year ago now, I was in a clothes shop in, I think Wellington. A very nice lady was serving

me. She said, I won't do the voice. She said, I love your podcast. So I didn't get your name, but I wanted to say hi. And I often say to people when they say, oh, you know, what's the deal with the podcast? I say, well, I like the fact that I like it when people tell me they like it. and I like it if they're from far away.

That was a big shock, very happy shock.

Anyway, enough of that.

It's just turning into a organ-esque radio show, isn't it?

David Morrissey is my guest.

First discovered David, wonderful actor, also producer, on Blackpool, where I was also first made aware of David Tenant.

It's a great show written by Pete Boca, if you ever get a chance to get out and watch it.

David, like many of my guests, is somebody that we cross paths now and again,

but never talk for more than about, I don't know, 15 minutes.

So it was lovely to sit down and have a proper chat with him.

We talk about the stuff that's out there now as we record in 24, which is Sherwood, James Graham's thing, and of course, daddy issues. Sorry, don't know the name of the writer. Undue

prominence there for James Graham. We talk about those. We talk about The Walking Dead, what it was like

doing that. Also, he's kind of his attitude to work. He's very thorough, something that comes up and it did make me laugh.

We talk at the beginning about, I'd just been on holiday. Have you been on holiday? He said,

no, and then he tells me about his holiday plans. I'll let you discover. This has been one of

my longest introductions ever, but not anymore. Brighton and David Morrissey.

Welcome.

Thanks for joining me.

As is often the case, I'm just chatting.

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