When Louis Met... Jimmy2000

Jimmy Savile:
When I come in, I always go... I'm coming through the door, I always go "Alright, darling" Which is a greeting as I walk past the door. So it's a friendly thing, it's not morbid and it's not anything like that, it's totally friendly. So there.

Louis Theroux:
Yeah.

Jimmy Savile:
Now, out here...

Louis Theroux:
But Jimmy... are you quite keen to get away from this?

Jimmy Savile:
No, no, no. I'm quite happy to sit here, forever.

[he sits on the bed]

Louis Theroux:
Why are you becoming a little bit passive-aggressive?

Jimmy Savile:
Because, because I'm just thinking of the time factor.

[the camera goes back to his mother's wardrobe]

Jimmy Savile:
I think they're much nicer than photographs. Different class, wonderful. But they give me great pleasure, they don't give me any morbidity or anything like that.

Louis Theroux:
Yeah. Just so you know... I didn't even bring up morbidity.

Jimmy Savile:
No, well, that's alright then.

Louis Theroux:
So why are you bringing it up?

Jimmy Savile:
Just the way your face looks.

Louis Theroux:
Well, I don't want to be disrespectful, it's obviously... the room which is closest to your mother, the most important person in your life.

Jimmy Savile:
No, no, no, you see, because it's not her room that's important, it's the whole ethos, the fact that we were together for all our lives, that's the important bit.