As the dragonchild circles overhead, scorching the lands - avoiding the cricket grounds of course - celebrity celebrity Andrew Zaltzman joins Alice Fraser to reflect on how lucky we are to live through, or at least up until, an apocalypse.
Hear what happened when Andrew had now-awoken sleeper King Arthur onto his chat show, where he told him what he makes of modern-day England, including the set-up at Parliament and quantity of knights these days. Also, can we look forward to an emergence of some new sports from the chaos of an apocalypse?
Once you've listened to this episode, why not go back to Jan 1st and relive 2020 all over again.
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