When I was touring Australia lately, the final season of Succession started.

And we were, by this point, we were in a camper van going around New Zealand on a holiday after the tour.

So how are we going to watch Succession?

And we ended up in these remote places trying to get enough Wi-Fi to watch it on an iPad

because we so loved it and one of the big parts of succession for me was Dame Harriet Walter. Now if you

counted up her minutes, they wouldn't be that many but that me, speaks more to the power of her performance,

that she can still have this great impression.

When on a pie chart, you'd have a lot of Kendall, a lot of Tom, a lot of Logan, a lot of Shiv,

and you wouldn't see so much of Caroline Collingwood.

If you haven't seen it and her in it, you must. That's just one thing to talk to

Dame Harriet Walter about, because she's had not just a fascinating career, but also a very

fascinating life. We talked about so many things. It was genuinely one of the most fascinating

conversations I've ever had. Star Wars came up. Ted Lassow came up. Anyway, it was genuinely one of the most fascinating conversations I've ever had. Star Wars came up.

Ted Lassau came up. Anyway, stop talking, Rob. Sit back, relax. It's Briden and Dame Harriet Walter.

I was so thrilled. We've met a few times, but I was so thrilled that you were doing this

and I'm going to have to try to not just talk about succession.

Yeah.

Because I'm a succession addict.

Yeah. And if people are listening to this in 50 years' time, they won't know what you're talking about.

Or, who knows

they might they might though the thing is though even now do you find that there's so much

television that you can be in something like succession that is applauded everywhere but it has its

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