T.V.: Big Adventures on the Small Screen – Dive into the humour of comedian and bestselling author of The Sound of Laughter Peter Kay with his 2023 autobiography

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In comic terms, it’s the strongest part of the show, as Kay rolls his eyes at the anaesthetist asking for a selfie, then recounts the indignities of his recent operation for kidney stones.

In fact, I blatantly walked around with my holdall, and nobody even quizzed me about why or what it was.V. is a hilariously funny, wonderfully warm journey through the popular culture of the last forty years. I was so self-conscious, I didn't even have my English GCSE, but then slowly I began to find my own voice, and everything began falling into place.

He’s now shared even more brilliant news for fans to coincide with World Book Day on Thursday, announcing the release of his new book TV: Big Adventures on the Small Screen.It would be unsporting to say too much about the jaw-dropping pageant that Kay lays on here, after the comedy show proper has come to an end. Peter Kay is the gift that keeps on giving as, amid his exciting year of stand-up shows, he’s now set to release a new memoir.

I could record at my own pace and that made the whole experience much more fun as I was able to drift off the subject matter and have a different view about it all these years later. I handed him a collapsible lollipop stick and said, “It’s 20 minutes outside a primary school – morning and evening”. Tickets for the arena tour broke records when they went on sale, with millions being bought in days. They’re a bit tatty and torn now and I’ve actually seen one or two microscopic white insects wandering across the pages.The audience seemed to love it and the whole idea came off much better than I ever imagined it would.