as a guest on Russell Howard's Stand Up Central. In July 2016, Acaster performed in the comedy tent at Latitude Festival. In September 2016, he wrote a pilot episode for a new sitcom, We The Jury, which was broadcast by the BBC. In 2017, Acaster took Recognise, Represent, and Reset to various venues, performing one show each night over three nights as The Trelogy. A further show of previously performed material, Recap, was also developed to tie the shows together thematically. These four shows were filmed in September for a Netflix special. His first book, James Acaster's Classic Scrapes, recounting the stories he told on Josh Widdicombe's XFM radio show and podcast, was published in August, followed by a book-reading tour in autumn 2017. Classic Scrapes appeared on The Sunday Times best-seller list. In November, he turned on the Christmas lights in Kettering. In March 2018, Acaster released his serialised Netflix stand-up comedy special, Repertoire. It consists of four separate hour-long stand-up comedy performances, all filmed in September 2017: "Recognise", "Represent", "Reset", and "Recap". In July 2018, Acaster performed on the Comedy Stage at the Cornbury Music Festival. In December 2018, he began a weekly podcast with Ed Gamble called Off Menu. In the podcast, Gamble and Acaster invite a special guest to discuss their dream starter, main course, side, dessert and drink. 2019–present: Cold Lasagne and books In 2019, Acaster won the Chortle Award for Best Show with Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999. Perfect Sound Whatever is Acaster's second book, about an obsessive challenge that he undertook in 2017 to collect as much music released in 2016 as possible. It was published by Headline Publishing Group in August 2019. In 2019, Acaster won the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award, making him the first UK comedian to do so in nine years. Acaster's podcast with BBC Sounds, James Acaster's Perfect Sounds, started in April 2020. Acaster, Romesh Ranganathan, and James Corden voiced three mice and appeared as three transformed footmen in the 2021 film Cinderella. In 2022, he published the book James Acaster's Guide to Quitting Social Media: Vol. 1. His special Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999 was released on Vimeo in March 2021. It was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for Best Comedy Special in 2022. In November 2022, Acaster announced a new musical project called Temps, a music collective of 40 individuals. Members of the collective submit