James Cordon grab on BAFTA Red Carpet

The transcript discusses the impact of viewer votes on a show's success, highlighting its growth from 500,000 to 1.8 million viewers. Despite being on BBC Three, the show won an award, surprising the creators. A speech from the event was praised by Heston Blumenthal. The conversation ends with light-hearted remarks and congratulations.

How does the voting by viewers influence the significance of the award?

What was the audience figure for the second series mentioned?

What was the speaker's reaction to winning the award despite the audience figures?

What did Heston Blumenthal say about the speaker's speech?

What does the speaker emphasize about the importance of their speech?