Hello, I'm getting over a cold, hence my rather lone, I'd say, Rogan-esque voice.

Welcome to another episode of Brighton and another compilation of some of the best bits from the last series.

In this episode, we'll be revisiting Julia Davis and hearing about our early days together in improv and writing human remains.

Sir Michael Palin on how Monty Python broke America and their last huge shows at the O2.

And also, Dara O'Brien talks about awkward moments he's had on the talk show sofa.

So sit back, relax and enjoy the best of Brighton Land.

My first memory of you.

My first memory of you is being on an outdoor stage at a festival in Bristol.

Yes.

And the two of us, and I'm looking at you like this, we're quite close.

And I'm going, oh, there's a thing here.

There's a chemistry.

There's an energy.

You don't remember that.

Not a, nothing, not an inkling.

As you said, the stage thing, I did have a small flash of it, but you weren't on the...

You remembered the stage, but not me.

I just don't remember what this thing was.

It was some sort of festival outdoors in Bristol.

But only us too on stage.

Well, I'm paying you this great compliment,

saying you're the only one I remember.

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