Have just got back from a fab day. We left home at 7.45 and it only took 25 minutes to get to the studio. After a brief wait outside, we were passed through security and taken to the audience foyer. We sat with our cups of coffee waiting to be called to the studio. We were taken across the concourse and to a foyer outside the studios. We were hen led into the studio and seated, while the set was prepared for 'Whose Line is it Anyway'. It was a funny show with regulars from the original show - Clive Anderson, Tony Slattery and Josie Lawrence. Thefascinating part was watching the raw material with all of it's retakes and pause which would be edited from the final programme. A quick change of scenery and it was time for Never Mind the Buzzcocks. David Walliams took on the role of host with Neil Tennant and Robert Webb a team captains. Towards the end of the recording the countdown timer appeared to show that he 24 hours had finished. Loads of applause, pyrotechnics and confetti! The 2 and a half hours had passed so quickly and it was a really enjoyable experience. We weren't allowed to take photos during the filming but I managed a sneaky shot as I was leaving!
A brilliant achievement by David Walliams - 24 hours solid and still funny to the end!
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