On the Amprak podcast this week, we're working 9-5, admittedly with a 3 hour lunch around

12, followed by a screening as a comedy legend that is Lily Tonlin drops by while there's

usual news and nonsense. On the movie podcast, a country-depopular belief has not been

violated by a bear. Not been violated by a bear. Take that as read. Hello, pod, I'm Chris

Youet. Welcome to the Amprak podcast. Just two more to go before Christmas. Blimey! What

can I possibly get for this week's colleagues of such lethal cunning? For a geek queen,

it's simple, some perfume, drawings from the tears of a dragon, and some knitted sweaters

so the supernatural boys can cover themselves up. Hello, Helen Harren, would you be happy

with that? I would be extraordinarily happy with that. That sounds pretty good to me. I

get the supernatural boys in the sweaters, right? That's part of the... Well, you get them

in the sweaters so you then can get them out of this. Oh. And what can I possibly get a

returning art house guru, a man who was back in the booth after seemingly months away,

exploring the lost ancient art of subtitling? I get them blu-rays of the cat here,

disinimists, top 10 of the year, which was revealed this week. So some crackers on

their symmetry of splendor, inherent vice, all-plop, mall cop two. Wait, I'm gonna say that.

It's no, had checked this, Helen. Wasn't her advice really on there?

They wouldn't go for a dumb comedy, you know, Liz?

No, Helen, Merry Christmas. Hi, thanks. Where were you?

Paul Blumall cop two is actually a little known fact that it's an art house gem. It's a

police year. It's a mall. I mean, he's a mall-based police year. It's a terrible film.

Don't give me that for Christmas. Thank you very much. No, we've bought it now.

Yeah, it's too late. Yeah, we didn't keep the receipt.

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