On The Pilot TV Podcast this week, we're in Victorian London investigating the paranormal

in a show that is 100% not HBO's The Nevers, but rather an entirely different paranormal

Victorian show in the form of Netflix's The Irregulars.

We're also in Wales with Eve Miles for the final series of Keeping Faith on BBC One,

and the reasons I can't quite explain, going from Scarborough to Monaco in the 4th series

of The Syndicate, the B. Lottery winner drama that's been off our screen since 2015, but

is now back.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to The Pilot TV Podcast, a show that finds itself having

to cast its net unusually wide this week as the schedules dry up in the week before Easter,

but that's a small price to pay for the excuse to pack your weekly shop with chocolate

eggs and, if you're in America, those really disgusting little marshmallow peeps things

that I don't quite fully understand.

Fact for you, there's a peeps-flavored Pepsi this year which looks like an abomination

against gods and men, marshmallow Pepsi, kill it with fire.

But enough about sugary snacks because I'm joined today by my two similarly sweet co-hosts,

The Tate and Lyle of Modern TV Journalism, Terry White and Boyd Hilton.

How are we?

I'm impressed with your Passag introduction about The Syndicate, well done.

I mean, you know, building up the tension as to what you think about that program.

I must say in its full season, like, we'll get to that, we'll get to that.

Yes, I must admit, this is something I plan to bring up because when the thing starts,

he said, series 4, and I'm saying series 4, why is Boyd giving a series 4 of some fucking

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