Ah, I'll be down Friday afternoon - Sunday!

Especially when compared to comedy which I've been doing a lot shorter time and feel a much closer connection to a lot of people.

Ooooh what dates?

Also: There was no constant throwaway jokes or wry dialogue or winks to camera, it's played incredibly straight, and I think just from modern TV I wasn't expecting that at all. It's entirely sincere in its universe and that's wonderful.

The thing that's surprised me the most from episode one is that I was expecting Mulder to be the aloof, rude genius archetype, but he's incredibly empathetically driven.

I didn't think a whimsical, daft five minute set was the worst crime to have been committed but sadly she was wearing a hijab at the time so time for literally thousands of abusive comments.

There's definitely been a slide back towards nights which are only white male lineups recently, which if you're in a position to book nights you need to push back against because otherwise this is the audience you're cultivating.

I had to consult my spreadsheet to double check the timeline 😅

Yeah, I saw it just before the gig we did together! Also at Bar50.

Enjoyed this in Edinburgh!

It's not the biggest crime committed here, but that's also not an alphabet jigsaw.

I sometimes worry I'm too online and then I witness interactions like this and: Oh no, I'm good.

It's been on my list to see for a while but it keeps clashing!

I'm at three now, which makes it artistically valid. I either need to stop now or write 148 more.