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This Saturday night on RTÉ One, Angela Scanlon is joined by a trio of celebrity guests including the fan-favourite star of Derry Girls for the sixth episode of Angela Scanlon's Ask Me Anything.
English TV personality Vanessa Feltz will speak about life in Ballycotton and why it's her sacred duty to embarrass her offspring. She will reveal what to do if your sex life is in danger of becoming boring (you'll need some cling film, strawberries and aubergines) and explains why she's "so f*cking delighted to be alive!"
Meanwhile Derry Girls actor Dylan Llewellyn is used to having "Don't be a dick" shouted at him. Dylan is 100 to 1 to be the next Bond but he also muses about how honoured he is to be the first Englishman - who isn't a soldier - on a wall mural.
Louis Walsh shares why he's not a member of Ronan Keating's fan club, how he saved U2's career and why his mother wanted him to be a priest.
The one-hour show features surprises and unexpected revelations for the celebrity guests, as they all agree to be asked absolutely anything!
The sixth episode of Angela Scanlon's Ask Me Anything airs tomorrow (November 19) on RTÉ One at 9.40pm.
The eight-part series runs until December 3rd.
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