Matt Berry has spoken about the upcoming third series of his sitcom Toast of London.
The actor revealed that the series will see protagonist Steven Toast meet Bob Monkhouse and 'create trouble at the Globe Theatre'.
"I've got a couple of ideas - he's going to meet Bob Monkhouse, that's one I can tell you," he told the Radio Times.
"Apart from that, there's more of the same. He creates some trouble at the Globe Theatre - the art department will build a model of it, and then we can do with it what we want. Properly smash it up!"
When asked if he's ever run out of crazy situations for Toast to get involved in, he said: "Every actor's got some horror stories - it's quite a big world of anguish and upset.
"There's a lot more stories of horrible things that happen in this profession than nice things, so running out of material hasn't been a worry so far."
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Speaking about his BAFTA writing nomination, Berry said: "It's a huge honour.
"It's a big deal when you've written something yourself, and other people like it.
"I wasn't expecting to get a second series, so that was a massive bonus, and then to get a third, and these kind of nominations on top of that is just extraordinary," he added.
It was recently revealed that Berry will star in a series of shorts for BBC iPlayer, following on from his previous works 'Lone Wolf' and 'Wild Love'.
Speaking about the new projects, he said: "Being able to do my own thing is the biggest dream I've achieved, and getting other people to pay for it? Well, it doesn't get any better than that."
Berry previously revealed that Jurassic Park actor Sam Neill will guest in Toast of London series three.
Watch a trailer for Toast of London series two below:
