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Walking The Dog with Emily Dean

Helen George (Part Two)

Walking The Dog with Emily Dean

Goalhanger

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Pets & Animals, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.63.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 December 2025

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary


In part two of Emily and Ray’s festive walk with the wonderful Helen George, joined by her rescue dog Charlie, the conversation continues with more warmth, laughter and Christmas cheer.


If you haven’t already, do catch up on part one. And don't miss the Call the Midwife Christmas specials on BBC One, with part one airing on Christmas Day and part two on Boxing Day.


Helen is also currently appearing as the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella at the Richmond Theatre until January 4th, with tickets available at https://www.atgtickets.com.


It’s a joyful, festive walk with a much-loved face from British television, and the perfect episode to see the year out.


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Walking The Dog is produced by Will Nichols

Music: Rich Jarman

Artwork: Alice Ludlam

Photography: Karla Gowlett


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Transcript

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0:00.0

Firstly, Happy Christmas! And welcome to part two of Walking the Dog with the wonderful Helen

0:06.4

George and her rescue dog Charlie. Do go back and listen to Part 1 if you haven't already,

0:11.6

and do watch her in the Call the Midwife Christmas specials on BBC One. Part 1 goes out tonight,

0:17.9

Christmas Day, at 8.15pm, and you can catch part two on Boxing Day at 8.30pm.

0:24.6

Helen's also currently playing the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella at the Richmond Theatre until January 4th.

0:30.8

So book your tickets now at ATGTickets.com.

0:34.7

Really hope you enjoy our walk with Helen.

0:37.3

And do give us a like and a follow so you can catch us every week. Here's Helen and Charlie and Ray Ray.

0:44.3

You know there's often someone on set who's the corpter, as they call it, the giggler, the person, like Richard Jervais is famously like that. Yes, yeah.

0:53.2

What's your, what are you known for?

0:58.0

Oh God, you have to ask everybody else.

1:00.2

I think probably being quite assertive.

1:05.7

I'm always encouraging that with women, never a bad thing.

1:08.8

Probably quite assertive and, you know, and also I'm, I don't, I don't mess around. When I'm at work, I'm like, okay, let's get it done, let's do this, let's do that. I'm very much like, I like working at a fast pace because I think my brain works quite quickly. I don't like hanging around. So, you know, I know, like, I know we could, if we've got half an hour to shoot a scene, I'm like, okay, we can do this because, you know, we can do this and we can do this. And they're like, yeah, and then it becomes like this brilliant sort of fun activity to do a really good job in a short amount of time. I really enjoyed that challenge. So I think I'm quite sort of, But I also, you know, the drivers sort of were very lucky would get driven. They're always laughing that, you know, whoever gets to drive me is the best because has the best ride because I'm like, take my wig off as I'm walking off set. I'm like in my own clothes. I need to get back, feed the kids. So I'm like, I'm quick. I don't mess around with anything. I'm just like... Yes, I like that. So you're quite no nonsense.

2:01.8

Yeah, I am would you say you are I'm quite

2:06.3

practical are you yeah in fact my partner said on my grave you're right practical

2:10.3

the romance the romance it's like key it's practical um it's like he knows that if he doesn't get around to doing something, I'll just go, oh fuck it, I'll do it. Do you just get on with it? Yeah. I like the sound of your partner. Yeah, he's great. And actually he used to row, so he's awesome. That's quite hot, isn't it? It is quite hot. I do like a rower. Yeah.

2:35.0

We all love a row.

2:36.0

Let's not lie.

2:37.0

I know.

2:38.0

I've had a lot of time with short men since it's not at all.

2:41.0

Do you know, Helen, the short king summer is over.

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