David Cameron has said he would consider a guest appearance on Coronation Street, but admitted he hasn't watched the soap for decades.
The Prime Minister insisted he would "love" to go on the show, despite confessing to being more of a fan of American TV than Weatherfield's apparent Labour leanings.
Asked if he would ever consider making an appearance on the show, the Tory leader told Manchester radio station Key 2: "I would love to go."
But he added: "I only really watched Coronation Street like thirty years (ago) and I saw Hilda Ogden. I mean I'm that old.
"So I haven't really been a big soap fan for... I watched EastEnders in the days of Dirty Den and watched Coronation Street in the days of Hilda Ogden.
"Since then I'm afraid I've gone a bit American. A bit of Modern Family, stuff like that. Quite like that."
The station previously put the same question to Ukip leader Nigel Farage who said he would be "happy to go on".
He added: "The beer in the Rovers looks all right to me. I'm a bit worried about the smoking facilities there.
"They need a decent shelter out the back for me. But sort that out for me ... and I'm all yours. And I can hold court in the Rovers, and have loads of fun."
Mr Cameron was also asked about his wife Samantha, who he described as "amazing", adding: "She creates around me and the home a sort of sense of equilibrium.
"She manages to sort everything and while having a job herself. So if I'm not too much of a worse man or husband it's down to her, not me."
The full interview with the Prime Minister will be aired on the station's England's Talk In programme on Sunday.
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