On the Pilot TV Podcast this week, we are back in the world of Bosch, kind of, with Netflix's

new adaptation of The Lincoln Lawyer. We're taking a trip through 90s Japan with Michael

Mann in Tokyo Vice on Star's Play and seeing a Sally Rooney and Lenny Abramson can top

normal people via conversations with friends on BBC 3. But that's not all because, speaking

of Bosch, we have the man himself Mr. Titus Welliver on the show to talk all about Bosch

legacy and we have the stars of Apple's Tehran, Niv Sultan and the legendary Glen Close

who stopped by to discuss that show's second season.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV Podcast, you're a weekly guide to the very best

of peak TV and a show that pushed it right up to the wire this week, juggling razor sharp

in bargos and watching shows drop out of the line up left and right, which is why we're

coming to you on Tuesday instead of on Monday. Not to mention, an ill timed training course

that means we're not in the studio this week at all, but rather banished to the four corners

of the earth and brought you via the marvel of video link up. But we are nonetheless still

here and I am, as ever, joined by my two co-hosts, Beth Webb and Boyd Hilton. How are you

both?

Shocked by that really short introduction, that's nice. It's usually like, he even have

swindon or whatever in all some sort of like reference they don't understand. So yeah,

it's nice to cut straight to the chase today. More of that, please.

I'd like to be unpredictable. And like I say, we were a little pushed for time this week,

so I didn't have any laboured metaphors that I could tell you for you, but I thought

we'd double my efforts. Come on, come on, do better. I just wanted to say that I could

leave this for TV news, but email just pinged into my inbox this very literally literally

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