Victoria Wood and Julie Walters - at the time still on the cusp of stardom - are the highlight of this daytime chat show from Granada Television’s Studio 2. Interviewed on the eve of their first TV series, Wood & Walters (ITV, 1982), the pair open up about their career beginnings, their friendship and their partnership to date (three comic dramas for Granada).

Wood, the shyer of the two, is sometimes visibly uncomfortable, but does her best with some occasionally oddball questions (“do you find women funny?”) and gives some insight into her career beginnings and her inspiration, insisting that her authentic-sounding dialogue is entirely invented, never lifted from overheard conversations. The duo also perform one of Wood’s comic songs, and can't hide their schoolgirl delight at getting away with some mildly risque lyrics on daytime TV.

Also in the studio are Observer newspaper columnist Sue Arnold and an eccentric TV vicar, while Strictly fans won’t want to miss a Rumba from All-England Latin American Dance Champions, enhanced by glorious early-80s video effects.