James Bond met Catherine Tate’s Nan “0075” character Nan during Comic Relief.
Daniel Craig and the comedian appeared together in a sketch during Friday’s BBC One fundraiser.
The clip began with Tate’s foul-mouthed character Nan cleaning an office in MI6 while listening to Diana Ross’ song I’m Coming Out.
The name's Tate. Catherine Tate.
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“I’m coming out, I’ve had my vaccine jab, I’ve been indoors too long,” she sang to the tune of the song.
She then accidentally presses a button which triggers a video call to Craig’s character, who introduced himself by saying: “Bond. James Bond.”
Nan replied: “Well make up your mind, son. Why are you introducing yourself backwards?”
Discussing the pandemic, she added: “It’s great being out, I lick people’s faces now just because I can.
“You don’t realise how much you miss those interactions until it’s gone.”
The sketch ends with Nan being revealed as a villain.
She told Bond: “It’s me, 0075. I have got a bus pass and a licence to watch the BBC and I have finally caught up with you.”
Referencing Nan’s famous catchphrase, he responded: “What a liberty.”
