No question is out of bounds. <\/p>
Actor Michael Sheen<\/a> is set to get the grilling of a lifetime in BBC\u2019s The Assembly<\/a> \u2013 and we finally have a first look at some of the awkward and confronting questions that will be coming his way in the new one-off special.<\/p>\n The half-hour special will be airing this Friday (5th April) to celebrate Autism Acceptance Week and will see Sheen in the hot seat as he\u2019s questioned by thirty-five interviewers who are autistic, neurodivergent or learning disabled.<\/p>\n The teaser clip of the episode certainly opens with quite the question as an interviewer stands to ask Sheen: \u201cHow does it feel to be dating someone who\u2019s only five years older than your daughter?\u201d<\/p>\n The question warrants some noise from the audience as the camera pans to Sheen, who looks a tad awkward.<\/p>\n Some of the questions are little more light-hearted, with Sheen being asked about his height, whether he\u2019s scared of birds and about his thoughts on Tom Jones. But of course, with no questions off the table, Sheen is quizzed about his thoughts on the British royal family, what makes him cry and more.<\/p>\n It even gets to the point that Sheen asks whether he\u2019s \u201callowed to talk about this\u201d \u2013 but what could he be referring to?<\/p>\n Watch the clip for yourself below.<\/p>\n