You've got the oldest job of everyone.

Can you tell more people that?

Tell BAFTA that.

This week on Walking the Dog, Ray and I took a stroll with the hugely talented actor, comedian and writer Kyle Smith Bino.

I was particularly thrilled to meet this man as I was such an enormous fan of the BBC series

Ghosts, which he starred in. And by the way, I almost passed out with excitement when I heard

that Ghosts was returning in movie form. The film's called Ghosts the Possession of Buttonhouse

and it's out later this year. Kyle's also had seen stealing turns in shows like Stathlet's

flats, man like Mobin and Taskmaster.

But perhaps my favourite fact about Kyle was that he was the person, this is no joke,

responsible for coming up with the phrase Plattie Jubes to refer to the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

And if that's not grounds for a knighthood, I don't know what is.

Kyle just exuded warmth and positive energy from the moment he bounded into view on a bike.

And we had the nicest walk chatting about everything.

From his childhood in East London, where he grew up as an only child,

despite later discovering he had quite a few siblings.

We also talked about his passion for performing, which started at a very young age.

It led him to drama school and a brief career as a teenage MC, but it was his breakthrough

role on Stafflett's Flats that really introduced us to his comic brilliance and since then, frankly,

we haven't been able to get enough of him.

Kael is also very well known for his improv skills.

In fact, he's built an entire live comedy show around his improv called Cool Story Bro,

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