Welcome, welcome, welcome. This is the distraction pieces podcast episode 352.

And this week I'm joined by a pair of people, which is incredibly rare for me.

A lot of you are now outside of drunk casts. I don't generally have two people on at once.

But these are two people who come in appear. It's the blame brothers.

And I got to work with them recently after being a big fan of one of their films,

Nina Forever. I got to work with them on out of her mind.

Now we don't give any spoilers, I don't think.

But out of her mind is on I Player at the Moment.

All six episodes, half an hour each.

But this was a great chat. It was great to sit down and kind of obviously talk about their career

and everything else. But also have a bit of a post-mortem.

Often when you make a film or a show, unless it's someone who, you know, you've kept in good contact

with or wherever, you do your job on the day and then you see the thing.

And then that's kind of that. So it's really nice to sit down and have a bit of a

go over it all. Since this conversation, I've watched the whole series and been

as blown away as I was expected. You'll hear from the podcast how blown away by the script,

I wasn't how it started to be part of it. I was, yeah, it was great to go and watch and see

how amazingly these boys translated it all onto screen and just, yeah, they nailed it.

It's exciting. It's a script and a show that takes a lot of risks and that does a lot of

unusual stuff. And I think that kind of thing is so important. In all genres, you know,

we kind of think of risk taking and doing a step in a way from the norm as being in more

indie drama and kind of stuff like that. But a BBC sitcom pushing the, those boundaries is awesome.

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