<p>James Gill talks to regular David Tinney about being a Texan in London, the dark reality of appearing on 'Come Dine With Me', and the psychology of stand-up comedy.</p>

James Gill talks to regular David Tinney about being a Texan in London, the dark reality of appearing on 'Come Dine With Me', and the psychology of stand-up comedy.

Ep. 03: David Tinney

Always Be Comedy has become one of the most popular comedy nights on the circuit, and this is largely thanks to the incredible audience of regulars, semi-regulars and stand-up fans. But what is that audience really like? What are their hopes, dreams and life stories - what really makes them tick?

Always Be Comedy’s MC James Gill – aided by trusty producer Stuart Keeping – sits down at The Tommyfield, Kennington (the original home of Always Be Comedy) with a different audience member each week for a candid one-on-one chat that invariably proves revealing, surprising and insightful, and gives an authentic glimpse into the day-to-day lives of people united by one thing: a love of comedy.

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Always Be Comedy has become one of the most popular comedy nights on the circuit, and this is largely thanks to the incredible audience of regulars, semi-regulars and stand-up fans. But what is that audience really like? What are their hopes, dreams and life stories - what really makes them tick? Always Be Comedy’s MC James Gill – aided by trusty producer Stuart Keeping – sits down at The Tommyfield, Kennington (the original home of Always Be Comedy) with a different audience member each week for a candid one-on-one chat that invariably proves revealing, surprising and insightful, and gives an authentic glimpse into the day-to-day lives of people united by one thing: a love of comedy.

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