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MacAulay and Co live from Edinburgh, 13 Aug.

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Karen Miller Karen Miller | 16:11 UK time, Friday, 13 August 2010

It's Fiona's last day working on the MacAulay and Co. Festival shows, and she's sent us this blog...

Well I thought today's show was fabulous. Fred and Susan were on fine form, inspite of their increasing weariness as the number of Festival shows they appear in start to tot up.

There was some cracking one-liners today. My favourite of the day was from who did brilliantly at taking over the show, leaving Fred to say 'Could someone please apologise to the rest of the guests on today's show. They wont be needed' to which Lee replied 'Fred, YOU wont be needed!' But as we all know, MacAulay and Co without the inimitable Fred just wouldn't be the same!

I've had a great week and had an amazing experience. Thanks to everyone on the production team for making it so enjoyable. That's me - over and out - maybe til next year?!

Susan's Photos of the Day

clockwise from top left: Fred and Lee Nelson; Felix Dexter; the audience; Jason Byrne and , Phil Nicol and his pal Phil;
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