outside the box. Hello and welcome to July's outside the box. I'm wearing

clothes for the first time in 36 hours. Yeah, Monday was a real treat.

Mickey and Jen are absolutely delighted with that news. Welcome Jen. Hello and

welcome Mick. Alright, welcome to this still quite hot and sweaty party that

is outside the box. Got a lot to talk about this month mostly dramas. I don't know

if any of you guys have watched any comedies, fingers crossed, but let's start

crack on with I think the thing that we've all seen so we've all got the most to

say about which is Sherwood, BBC drama, six parts, it's still available to see on

the iPlayer, although if you haven't seen it yet, probably stop listening now or

jump forward a bit because we are going to talk about it with spoilers written

by James Graham who grew up in a village near Mansfield and based on a true story

that took place in that area about a series of murders and a hunt for what

turned out to be two perpetrators. My best mate was working as a reporter for

The Nottingham Post at the time so I knew this story he rang me once and said

you were that there are two different men hiding in Sherwood Forest right now.

And it was such a gleeful conversation I had with him. I used to stand up at the time

and I actually wrote a joke about it although I've been trying really hard to

remember what it was and I can't. It was probably massively inappropriate so best

not. Super Starry, Super Starry, Leslie Mansfield, David Morrissey, Alan Armstrong,

Claire Rushbrook, Joanne Froggett, Mark Addy, Philip Jackson, Pip Torrance, but

a special mention to Lorraine Ashbourne and a deal actor who I think is

fast becoming our Sam Rockwell as in he's the guy who turns up in a relatively

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