On the Pilot TV podcast this week, we're heading back to Imperial Rome, in Domina on Sky

Atlantic, exploring an alternate history of the American South in Barry Jenkins' adaptation

of the Underground Railroad on Amazon, and finally, finding out what we thought of

Jupiter's legacy on Netflix. Plus, we catch up with the latest seasons of Motherland

and Inside Number 9, and Rave Spall and Esther Smith, dropped by the show to talk about

the second series of trying on Apple TV Plus.

I'm James Dyer, and welcome to the Pilot TV podcast. A show that against all probability

timeliness, and let's be honest, better judgment, has finally succumbed to peer pressure. Yes,

after resisting it for the past couple of months, we have, in fact, thrown our principles

out of the window and watched invincible. You can find out what we actually made of that

in a few short moments, because joining me on the show this week are, well, let's be

honest, the same pair of Bellens who do so every week, but it's Pilot TV's very own

Moorler Twins, Terry White and Boyd Hilton. Hello. Hello. Wow. You can bottle that into

you, Azum. I didn't understand what you just said. What did you just say? We watched

Twins. I see this is the thing, boy. Oh, yeah. They're the ones beginning of invincible.

Oh, there we go. I've got it. See, I did watch it. I did watch it. That was a test. That

was a fun work to see if you actually watched it. Terry failed Boyd Pass as well. Done. Let's

get into it. Boyd's question for Joe. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Okay. So

it's animation. Let's be honest, a cartoon, but despite this, was the show as invincible

as advertised. But everyone, we got a lot of shit on social media if you're not having

reviewed it, but it's full and a thousand and you know, everyone was harassing us. No,

so you've got to watch invincible. It's amazing. You've got to get over this egregious

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