Show Notes
Michael Douglas joins Rossi and Lucy, and somehow manages to turn There I've Said It into the most positive episode we've ever made!
Michael opens up about his marriage to Davina McCall, including the surprising realisation he had on their wedding day, why they've consciously made their relationship the most important thing in their lives, and how abandoning cynicism and criticism changed his outlook completely.
But don't worry, we still manage to find some gripes and Michael is forced to decide what deserves the golden shredder, before we receive a surprise video message from one of the nation's favourite humans.
Plus, Rossi gets some brutally honest hair advice, Michael reveals why he cuts his own hair, we discover his unlikely movie career alongside Michael Sheen, and he introduces the AI version of himself he's building to answer your hair questions 24/7.
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