This episode is sponsored by TV licensing. So Pete, some cracking shows. Strictly's back. I'm always so excited to see the line up and I know it's been announced. I'm looking forward to see Jimmy Floyd Haselbank. I know, your pal. I would like to see him. And he's decent title player. But yeah, looking forward to see him on the dance floor. Do you think that he'll translate to the old ballroom? I don't know. I reckon he's got a bit. I reckon he could have a bit. So we're going to be rooting for Jimmy? Yeah, I think so. And also my favourite, my favourite thing to watch, now that I'm a tennis junkie. Now that you're on the tennis bandwagon. Tennis Banwagon. Yeah, US Open's on, isn't it? We haven't got long left at the open. It finishes on the 7th of September. I have been watching it over summer though. Yeah, it is good. Catching the highlights. Pete's actually joined a tennis club. I'm going to go for the senior store. So every day on holiday, Sophia's been playing and Pete's been playing with her. I've got the bug again. Yeah. And I think that mainly came from watching the US Open, really. Well, we've watched all of the tennis competitions. I've been this summer. I've enjoyed the US Open a lot. I've loved it. Strawberries and cream, sitting in front of the TV.

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