This episode is supported by TV licensing. Your TV license means you can watch a whole range of

live TV channels, including BBC, ITV and Channel 4. Plus, you can catch up on any shows you've missed

on iPlayer. So as we're sort of talking about TV licensing, I thought we might talk about

something we've been watching on TV recently. What do you say, Emily Dean? Well, I'll tell you what I say, Frank Skinner. I am absolutely obsessed

with a show. It's a brand new show. It's called shark celebrity infested waters. Celebrities get

flown over to the Palmas. And it's not, you know, sometimes you say all celebrities swim with sharks and they're in cages, it's not proper. This is the real deal. They're not messing about. But are they expendable celebrities? Well, we'll soon find out. And it wouldn't be the end of the world if they were raised by sharks. So Lenny Henry. Oh, no, that's too big for a start off. Rachel Riley, Rosnoble, friend of the show. Yeah.

And they're actually in wetsuits out Henry. Oh no, that's too big for a start off. Rachel Riley, Ross Noble, friend of the show.

Yeah.

And they're actually in wetsuits out in open water with the shocks.

Ross Noble, and I can reveal this because it's been out, I've watched the first episode, got bitten in the first episode.

Whoa.

Oh, no.

They hate whimsy.

The instructor says. Get some material, you can hear them thinking.

Hey, we love for us.

And the instructor says, I think the great thing about that, it was a very teachable moment for the group.

It's just been written by a shock.

I turned down Celebrity Shark Cage.

Did you?

And I'm the only person who turned down down because I was frightened of water rather than the shark.

I've learned how to protect myself now, Frank.

You have to have your arms folded like an old bag in the water and then their shark will leave you alone.

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