Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster Ep 281: David Tennant
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Mar 5, 2025 
David Tennant, the beloved actor known for 'Doctor Who,' joins for a delightful culinary conversation. He shares thoughts on his own podcast, which features an impressive roster of guests. The chat turns humorous as they discuss the quirky nature of food advertising and the cultural significance of haggis during Burns Night. With enchanting anecdotes about childhood treats and reflective musings on character writing, the lively banter showcases a blend of nostalgia and playful storytelling that keeps listeners entertained.
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Real Skull in Hamlet
- David Tennant used a real human skull in a Hamlet production.
- The skull belonged to Andre Tchaikovsky, a musician who donated it to the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Heron Encounter
- James Acaster almost collided with a heron in Manchester.
- The heron was unfazed, reflecting the boldness of Manchester's urban wildlife.
Heron in the Garden
- Ed Gamble had a heron land in his garden for an hour.
- Neither Ed nor his family dared to approach the large, intimidating bird.