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Scott couldn’t believe the Late Late researchers managed to dig out the footage, and revealed that he remembered thinking that the porridge was “disgusting” and that he still doesn’t like it.
Sacrilege! Hand back your tracksuit!
And to make matters worse, Ryan Tubridy then revealed that Mr Flahavan was IN THE AUDIENCE!
He was very gracious about Scott’s comments though, and even gave him the actual tracksuit he wore in the ad:
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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Sherlock's Moriarty gets a Flahavan's tracksuit on The Late Late Show
ANDREW SCOTT, AKA Jim Moriarty from the hugely successful BBC series Sherlock has shocked the nation by dissing Flahavan’s porridge live on TV.
The actor appeared on The Late Late Show last night and it was revealed that he was the child in the Flahavan’s ad in the eighties.
You know, the one with the tracksuits:
Scott couldn’t believe the Late Late researchers managed to dig out the footage, and revealed that he remembered thinking that the porridge was “disgusting” and that he still doesn’t like it.
Sacrilege! Hand back your tracksuit!
And to make matters worse, Ryan Tubridy then revealed that Mr Flahavan was IN THE AUDIENCE!
He was very gracious about Scott’s comments though, and even gave him the actual tracksuit he wore in the ad:
Flahavans were also sound about it on Twitter:
Scott also discussed that moment in Season 3 where he and co-star Benedict Cumberbatch almost lobbed the gobs on each other:
He said that fans from around the world have now begun sending him some pretty racey mock ups of the pair getting it on.
Scott said that he always felt that he “had a villain in me” and that it felt natural to play the character with an Irish accent.
You can catch the whole interview at around the 40 minute mark on the RTÉ Player, or watch this (slightly dodgy) video:
Ps, (SPOILER ALERT) has there ever been a more appropriate intro song?
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