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Hello, Deliter, and welcome back to Jody Interterterra, the only

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Doctor Who flash cast that's starting to think we need to move

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into somewhere a little bit roomier.

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I'm Nathan.

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I'm James.

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I'm Brendan.

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I'm Todd.

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And I don't want to be in a pie.

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I don't even like gravy.

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So we are here maybe just over a day after watching the 1st

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episode of series 13 for the 1st time.

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Since Jane Horrocks doing well as the doctor.

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Jane Morrison.

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I don't know why she's getting the press that she gets.

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I think she's marvellous.

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No, she's wonderful.

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So this is the Halloween Apocalypse by Chris Chibnall.

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And so I thought that I would go around the panel and ask people

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how they thought the episode went.

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So let's start with professional ray of sunshine, Brendan Jones.

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Um, well, look, I'm going to astound everyone by saying I really

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enjoyed this.

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Look, it had a breakneck pace.

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I need to watch it again because I am sure there are things I

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missed.

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Um, but, you know, 11 problem there has been with the Chibnell era

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which I don't think we get accused this episode of is a lack of

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things going on.

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You know, you couldn't possibly say there's not enough happening

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in this episode.

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A lot of people are saying there's too much.

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Um, but I loved Jody in it.

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I love Mandip.

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Um, John Bishop made a very favourable debut.

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Jacob Anderson is not the character I was expecting based on the

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pre-publicity and that's a good thing.

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Um, Yeah, but just all around an intriguing and exciting open up.

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Excellent.

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All right.

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What did you think, Todd?

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Seven out of 10, Nathan.

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So we'll see you in 2025 with a 9 out of 10.

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I'm shocked at Paul.

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It could be an eight.

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Look, I really liked it.

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I certainly think I agree with Brendan, it moves.

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There was a lot going on.

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I think the shows looked, never looked better, you know, possibly

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the best it's ever looked.

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Some of those special effects were absolutely stunning.

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Um, and, uh, you know, I liked various plot points, you know, from

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the Centaurans to Claire with the, uh, the angels.

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I wanted to know what was going on there and the whole Tartars

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with all its doors and the leaking and that had me intrigued and

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and so there was a lot of positives, you know?

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I certainly, um, well, you know, someone who's not a great fan of

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this era, you know, and certainly thought a number of episodes

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last year were very dull.

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I really did enjoy this.

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Yeah, cool.

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Richard, I'm going to ask you a question that was asked to me by a

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friend of the podcast, Felix Parker.

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Did you enjoy Chrissy Chibbs exposition hour?

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He did honestly feel like we were touring with, with more common

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wise and the rest of the great troops of Northern comics, I

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watched it with friend of the podcast, Kevin Bragg. whom we've

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quoted before.

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He wanted to say that he very much enjoyed the Liverpool Museum of

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Silla Black.

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I want you to say.

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I thought it was a great testament.

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A great testament to Ivere.

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Um, the nice thing about it was that it was pitched as good old

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70s northern comics, um, TV was and that it was done quite

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straight, but the jokes were, not in the delivery, but, you know

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in the text of the show, if you like, or just in, you know, in

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what was said.

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But I'm just looking at this thinking, there is no one in America

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who is going to come away.

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Oh, what?

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It's, it's, it's very English centric.

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I mean, it's actually very northern centric, and that could be

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terrific, but um, yes, I enjoyed it because it was so odd.

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And it wasn't what I expected, but I'm really interested to know

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how Todd is going to see this in 2025 and what his stake's going

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to be because I've only watched it the once.

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Maybe I'll get some of Mother Stephen's headaches.

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Funny headaches that Jody seems to be getting all the time.

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So I watched it without, you know, sorry, I watched it with our

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Francorin because he hasn't watched Doctor Who since Tennant.

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Oh wow. and caught a bit, caught a bit of Matt, but really, no

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stopped watching then.

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And I said, what do you think?

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And he said, well, I loved Rose, and I loved Runaway Bride, and I

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was immediately caught up.

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And I said, yes, this is a cold entry.

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I think you're supposed to be allowed to just come into this and

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he says, I don't care about anyone.

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They're called to ignore them.

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That might not be the reason.

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Probably, yeah, be harsh.

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So James, do you have an opinion?

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Yeah, no I thought it was great.

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It was a bit expository.

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I think I think, you know, I'm sorry.

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It's, it was very, the dialogue.

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Well, something about a suppository.

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Yeah, I'm not, are you sitting comfortable?

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It looked beautiful and it had pace.

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It had started, it had flare, it was there.

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But it just, the dialogue was, oh my god.

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We've always commented that his dialogue does have that problem.

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And, you know, the people in the 1820s or when Jodie had her

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headaches to meet the swarm or whatever, there was a lot of that

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wasn't there, Nathan?

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Yeah, I actually think that Jacob Anderson deserves some kind of

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award for his services to exposition.

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Perhaps we can call it the Sasha Dawan annual award.

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I think Jody, Jody's migraines, the Chris Chibble exposition

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migraine.

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Yeah, an exposition migraine.

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We've had an exposition coma.

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Why?

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Yeah, that was a bit of a thankless part, I think.

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Sorry, for the for the casual viewer, who is Jacob Anderson?

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So that was Vinta.

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Vinder.

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Vinder, whatever he's called.

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Space name.

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In the space name.

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Yes.

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Throw in the space station watching the space station.

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The red dwarf bit.

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Yeah that was fun.

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That's right.

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Do you think there's a hint, there's a hint there?

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PlayStation Rose, yeah.

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So Nathan, what did you think?

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Overall?

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I had fun and I thought that there were a surprisingly large

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number of very good lines, and I'm prepared to give it something

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of a pass for exposition because it is episode one, but it worries

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me that Chibnell sets up all of these things that require so much

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exposition or that he thinks requires so much exposition.

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So, yeah.

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No, I had fun.

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I laughed out loud a couple of times.

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I thought that, you know, the Siri joke about, you know, her not

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understanding the word, understanding the word relief, release, and

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then finally releasing them when it heard the word relief.

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Uh, you know, Dan saying, I can't live in that when he's presented

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by with his little house.

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Like all of those things were actually properly funny jokes, I

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thought.

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And I thought that Carvanista space name or whatever his name is.

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He's a great character.

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Like I thought that was really fun.

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Even if, you know, he wants to kill Dan at the beginning and then

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doesn't really want to kill Dan at the end or whatever or he was

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bluffing or whatever.

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But didn't he want to kill Jodie and and Yaz at the beginning?

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Was it work, yeah?

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for no reason.

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And then suddenly we're here to help, you know?

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I found, yeah.

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The thing I, some of the accents, you know, after a while, I was

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going, yeah, this is very northern and, and, and the dog, it's a

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dog creature.

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It's also racist.

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Every podcast has a north top.

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The dog creature did annoy me after a while.

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And I thought the sound mix at times.

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I really struggled to hear what people were saying.

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That was my one criticism.

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Well, the secret is that we're all really old except for Brendan

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and the trick is to turn the subtitles on.

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So I have to do that with literally everything.

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And so I had no trouble understanding.

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I will even say there were 2 points where I didn't understand what

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Dan was saying and it was at the end of his conversation with is

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it Alice, the woman he was asking out on a date?

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Diane.

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Sorry.

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Diane. and and the end of his conversation with the with the with

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the non-trick or treater, which I just thought that whole thing

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was hilarious.

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You not even wearing a costume.

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Neither are you.

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That was pretty good.

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I've got, um, I'm going to channel another uh, bull Australian

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podcaster here.

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I've got a theory about the release thing.

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So she's like, oh, maybe I was Scottish.

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So she starts doing the 12th doctor's voice and she rolls an R and

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the, but when, you know, the word that gets it is relief and it's

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like, oh, it's almost like whoever programmed these had a lisp.

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So it's now canon that the 3rd doctor had voice activated

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handcuffs.

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Well, they would have come in useful, wouldn't they?

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Don't ask Joe. I just think it's a sort of Siri joke, you know

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like it's sort of hilarious.

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Can we talk around the around the panel now about the regular

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cast?

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Brenda, you started to touch on this?

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Um, look, this addressed 2 things for me that I wanted to see more

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of from Jody and one of those is um, she is very proactive in this

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plot.

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She is going out looking for things.

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And the, and the other one is she's a bit grumpy.

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Like I was a bit taken aback where she tries to fob Yaz off by

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basically saying, well, don't I take you to all sorts of lovely

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places and this is how you thank me?

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And Yaz, to the character's credit, basically turns around and

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says, if you're saying we know each other really well, why don't

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you trust me?

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And it's like, yes, thank you.

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Give me some spikiness.

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I like it.

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So yeah, I was, I was totally play, and the thing is, though, it

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doesn't become sort of mean bickering.

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You can tell the reason they're tense with each other is because

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something is wrong and they actually care.

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There is a gaslighting scene, though, that we were commenting on

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just between Yaz and and the doctor and, and, and it might be the

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one you're talking about there, and she just turns very quickly

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and I thought, no, no, no, you're actually lampshading what your

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companions just said.

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And this is getting, this is actually getting like a lot of

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relationships that probably should have ended a while ago.

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No, Jody's doctor keeps throwing a whole lot of stuff up that I'm

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just thinking, is this deliberately making the character flawed

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and, you know, and therefore relative or is it actually just bum

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writing?

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Yeah, you see, I'm a big fan of making the doctor flawed and

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grumpy and stuff and that's why I like both of Moffatt's doctors

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for instance.

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But I'm not sure, I think that there is an attempt to make her a

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little bit less genial here, like a deliberate attempt.

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Do we get some queer baiting in there?

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They end up in bed together?

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Bouncing on...

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Yeah, yeah.

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The fazies are very happy.

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Todd, I did think it worked.

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I think it worked much better just having the one companion with

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the doctor.

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And then, you know, Dan is getting introduced.

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It's a separate plot point that's coming together and so that's

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sort of all worked and giving that space for Yaz.

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Um, you know, a bit like Nissa in Arc of Infinity, you know

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without Tinken there or other people, that really did work.

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I mean, I thought Jodie was decent.

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She's never going to be, as people know, my favourite, but I

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thought she did an adequate job, no better, no worse.

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Well, certainly, actually better than, than, than in the past.

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So I enjoyed her performance.

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Yeah, but I was certainly more intrigued by what else was going on

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generally.

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What about you, James?

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Um, On 2nd viewing, I enjoyed it a hell of a lot more.

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When I when I was watching it yesterday morning at 6.30 AM because

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I had insomnia.

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Yeah, I was a little underwhelmed watching it this afternoon.

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I found it a lot more enjoyable.

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I'm just being an irascible bitch.

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I really believe that there's some time that's passed, they've

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become closer.

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There's a bit more trust there and that's why she's able to

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question the doctor and she knows that there's something wrong and

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that she's not letting her pull all over her eyes.

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I, I, I'm waiting for the 2000 big finish box sets.

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Yeah, there'll be a lot of them.

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And what about you, Richard?

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That was my take, that everything, every scene that Yaz is in is

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absolutely heightened and gorgeous, and I just think she's the

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21st century Jackie Hill.

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She's I'm not even a fan.

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Well, Justin because she, she, she, she makes me enjoy it and want

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to watch it.

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I honestly really don't, which is why I've not been much involved

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but Bob does.

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I really don't otherwise, but I just find her so good.

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She also elevates.

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I actually think she's a better actor than Jody.

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Oh, I need to know.

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I don't get cancelled that take.

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It's just very difficult because everything's every scene is high

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stakes without exposition and no for play.

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So we do go, we do jump in very hard and rather roughly.

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And it doesn't leave a lot of room for nuance.

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And that's one ages as a fan.

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We like a little bit of setup.

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We like a bit of ice in our drink, yes.

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I think we can hear it, Nathan.

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Yeah, I thought that it was actually kind of nice.

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Given that we're never going to have a regular cast that just

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consists of 2 women or at the moment we're not going to.

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Just as we've never had a regular cast, even in the classic series

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that has 2 men.

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There, you know, there's always going to be someone.

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I thought it was kind of nice and a nice nod to the people who

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really wanted to see the doctor and Yaz together pairing them up

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like that.

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And that has always worked.

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And, you know, I think the Saranga conundrum where they're given

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us some plot.

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They work very well together.

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So that was kind of nice, I think.

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All right.

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No one's mentioned Mr. Flux.

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I just thought it was lovely to see John Galliana getting work

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again after all these years.

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He's really he's really coping with the meth, isn't he?

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I think it looks incredible It looks amazing.

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It's gorgeous.

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Yeah, a lot of us thought the cryons were coming back.

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When the image leaked.

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Yeah.

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But isn't it interesting how he finds his sister and her the

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companion gives destroyed and she doesn't know who she is until

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she's revealed a bit like the roof doctor?

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Yeah, yeah, that again.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yes, I imagine that we'll find out there's something very boring

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in real life. that's yet to come.

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Speaking of which, our hopes, fears and predictions for the future

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Brendan.

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Um, I'm going to look immediately toward uh, next week, the

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Santarian episode, and I am anticipating some very funny and

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dangerous Santarians.

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I absolutely love the Santar in general telling his subordinate.

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My god, you look old, which is, you know, that's a big insult for

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a Santara.

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You don't get old.

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As a soft up.

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Because he's been off on an espionage mission. you know, no wonder

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he looks terrible.

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Dan Starkey's still there, so everyone should be happy.

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And you know what?

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I didn't have a problem with the photos of the Santarans that were

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released, but a lot of people did, but in motion, I think they

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look amazing.

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You know, this is it.

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Since Kevin Lindsey, they're my favourite.

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I love the little Kevin Lindsay tongue.

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So, they did the tongue thing.

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Can I ask, Brendan, you say that next week's episode is the

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Santaran episode?

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So this is a thing that I feared.

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Were these all just the 1st acts of a bunch of episodes that are

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going to happen over the course of the thing?

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Well, I think it might be a matter of sort of each of the, each of

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the scenarios will take precedence in an episode, but I think we

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will dip in and out.

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I think it'll be a bit like Game of Thrones.

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Yeah, okay.

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All right.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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What about you, Todd?

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Well, it's interesting.

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Like you say, I didn't think about the fact that they would have

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difference scenarios each week and we've just seen a glimpse of

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them.

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I'm not going to try and predict that.

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I think my biggest fear is, you know, we've got all this set up.

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Can we have payoff at the end, you know, and last year that didn't

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happen and that sort of then tarnished for me, the previous

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episodes or the whole thing that was going on.

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So that's my greatest fear.

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Um, But, you know, I'm looking forward to to what's ahead and if

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it's visually stunning and it moves along, I can forgive other

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aspects.

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Yeah, I think that's fair enough.

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Richard?

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I'm actually really excited to see what it's doing.

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I think 6 episode format may well work really well for Chibmore.

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Yeah, I think that's fair.

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Let's find it out.

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He's good at serialised drama.

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Well, he's okay at seriously.

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He's better at serialised drama.

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He's better at serialised drama than Doctor Who.

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Yeah, okay, maybe that.

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He's experienced.

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He's done some serialised drama.

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James, what do you think?

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I think he's done some cerealized.

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Thank you, James.

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All right, thanks.

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I, yeah, I was, I was more on board with this than I was, I think

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his last 2 season premiers by, by the 2nd viewing.

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Um, there was certainly a lot happening in it.

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I agreed there's lots set up.

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There's some really intriguing kind of clues dropped and things

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set up for the rest of the season, but I do worry, like Todd, are

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we going to get payoff?

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Yeah.

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Or satisfying payoff.

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Yeah, I mean, my feeling is that it is actually okay for Doctor

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Who just to be about exciting space things for 6 episodes and that

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looks like what we have.

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So, you know, I think it could well be fun.

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And certainly I enjoyed this.

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I mean, I enjoyed SpyFall, the previous season, episode one at

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least.

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And, you know, like I thought this was more fun than that.

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So I'm cautiously optimistic, but we'll see if he sticks the

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landing.

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All right.

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We have some things to plug.

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Uh, Brendan.

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Watch people be watching on YouTube.

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Oh, right, yeah.

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Okay.

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Yes, I'm back.

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Yeah.

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You can't do that on YouTube.

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Or on this podcast.

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And back with a walk to work with Whitaker, so that will be going

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out.

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That will be going out sort of very late Monday night in the UK

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sort of midday Mondays in Australia after I watch the episode in

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the morning and walk to the bus stop to head to work.

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That's lovely news.

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Roger Whittaker.

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So you'll be whistling the whole way. saved it.

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I can't I can't whistle.

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I'm homosexual.

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Did you get run over this morning?

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I did I did not.

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I did not get I did not I did not get run over.

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I was very careful and took quiet, quiet streets and I also did

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not trip over a dock.

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I could.

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I could.

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I almost got run over around the way to Nathan's this evening.

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Yeah, it's a thing.

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Yeah.

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No, it's just that every time I watch, Richard, every time I watch

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a work, I walk to work with Whittaker. trying try saying that when

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you're drunk.

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Every time I watch it, I just live in terror that Brendan will get

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run over because he's like crossing the street, talking into his

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phone, you know.

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In other news, flight through entirety is back, this Sunday with

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our continuing coverage of series 6 with Let's Kill Hitler, and

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current plan suggests that Joe Ford and I will be appearing in

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untitled Star Trek Project, episode one.

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So keep an eye out for that. should be out on Friday, we think.

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All right.

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Anyway.

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Okay, any closing statements?

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We also have to plug a maximum power.

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Well, it's not our.

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That's right.

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We just finished recording it.

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I thought it was done.

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Yeah, that's on.

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Don't listen to maximum on Sunday.

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We're halfway through the season.

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We are. that's right That's exciting So, until next time.

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Remember that in Lupari society, if you see Carvanista next to you

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on the couch licking his testicles, the polite thing is to pretend

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not to notice.

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Thank you very much for listening and good night.

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But what if he wants to kidnap me?

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Let him.

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He a good boy.

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See you soon.

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See you soon.