On the MPa podcast this week, Dr. Shelton Cooper, aka Jim Parsons, drops by the pod booth,

a Bazinga, and the wonderful Gemma Ardotton also pops her head in for a bit of a natter,

because in, anyway, all that and more on the Onimvi podcast that has never punched to

producer because our food wasn't on the table, but we did once tweak a runner's nipple

because there were no custard creams in craft services. Seems fair enough to me.

Hello, pod, I'm Chris Ueth and this is my audition to replace Jeremy Clarkson on top gear

by speaking like a top gear presenter. Alternatively, welcome to the MPa podcast joining me this

week on my very own James May and Richard Hammond. If James May was obsessed with subtitles

instead of toys and Richard Hammond, we're about two feet taller and fancier the Winchester

brothers not in. He doesn't. They're fancierable brothers, but nevertheless, it's filled the

same thing. Yeah. Hello, hello. Hello. How are you? A kind of objective top gear even

being mentioned. It's awful. It's not awful. You've mispronounced all some. No, no, I'm

pretty sure I've got that one right. It's a very good show. It's not a very good show.

It's no, it's very good in fits and starts. The specials are good. Fits and starts. I mean,

that's the one you want from a car. If you've ever seen the specials. The specials. Isn't that a group?

Would it go to the Burman Vietnam and they drive around being agents? Those are fun.

Yeah, really? They're not a wee bit racist. No. Okay. Okay, yeah, but apart from that. Anyway,

welcome. Hello, no, Hammond. Here's a question from at Nick E. Alden. Nick E. Alden, who asks,

which other classic movie? Lengosebusters should get a remake with an all-female cast. I'm not sure

if this was sent to us before or after this week's announcement that there is going to be another

Ghostbusters movie. After next year's all-female Hallfayke directed Ghostbusters movie with

Kristen Wigg and Melissa McCarthy. There's going to be another one in 2017. So Sony are now opening up

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