So, Mark, you know when you've done enough in a day? Let's say you've spoken about your new book for the first time, recorded our wonderful show with the premium episodes for subscribers, maybe rehearsed with a band, you know, like the gang of three, that kind of thing.

I'm getting tired at just a thought. Well, when you've done enough, Uber eats. Get my favorite meals.

Well, food, snacks, shopping. all the Epicurean delights which your heart desires. Imagine hopping onto that sleeper, depends ants. And as

you're pulling out, you open Uber eats and have them deliver what you want as you arrive home.

What are you getting, would you say, in an ideal world?

I don't know, a plate of sushi and some ice cold Japanese beer.

I have to say my favourite is the slightly guilty last-minute emergency supermarket delivery

when you've just come back from holiday and you realise you've got like nothing in the house at all.

So when you've done enough, order some food on Uber Eats.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Now and Ben. Where our super sub Ben Bailey Smith collars

the big stars we just couldn't miss while they're in town and gets the lowdown on their latest

projects. In today's episode, it's British big and small screen favourite Benedict Cumberbatch.

Double Ben.

That's right. He's talking about his new drama The Thing with Feathers, which is out this week.

Plus, director Dylan Southern joins them too.

They both chat to Ben about bringing this best-selling novel to the screen,

the onset silliness behind a very serious performance and acting alongside a giant crow.

Yes, enjoy. And keep an eye out for more episodes dropping into the take feed every now and Ben. How you doing, Ben? Yeah, I'm all right. I'm all right. Dude, the performance is phenomenal. Thank you very, thank you very, very much. That genuinely, I'm not, I'm not just saying that. Like, I was blown away. Thank you.

And I suppose, you know what it is?

You get, I'm me and you the same age.

You get to a certain age and like everything upsets you and makes you cry.

So I was like, oh God, you know, have these kids and the weight that your character's bearing.

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