On the pilot TV podcast this week we're taking a look back at the birth of a monster in

Ryan Murphy's

Ratchet, having an out with suspects in the most lavish

interrogation room in police history in season two of

Netflix's criminal, pulling bodies out of David Tenant's

drain in I TV's Dennis Nielsen drama,

Dez and watching the first installment of Dennis Kelly's wildly ambitious three-stage

drama, the third day, which Dennis himself was good enough to stop by and talk about as well.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV podcast, a show that has managed over a hundred

wildly overblown introductions to my two long suffering co-host

and if you don't know who they are by this point then I'm afraid there's no hope for you.

So here in voice if not in person are pilot TV's dynamic duo Boyd Hilton and Terry White how are we both?

Whoa not sure I can take this double double intro

I know I'm mixing it up. You're quite nice to us. Give it time. Yeah. Okay, well, shall we jump into what we've been watching? What have you been watching? So I watched because I missed the

pod in which you reviewed this away which is obviously the Netflix. What do we call it? Space drama? Space drama? Sure. Space drama. Yeah. Space drama. Yeah, it's a drama set in space, right? So this seems to me to have all of the things I would love and then I ended

up angrily texting James Diar about this probably for many of the same reasons that he did because you know and

Hillary swank is gray she's incredible and everything but why would she

still go to space when her ill husband has just almost died

and her daughter is hysterically crying

and he's been looked after by a fake space mom,

why would you still go?

Like it doesn't make any sense.

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