On the pilot TV podcast this week, we are battered up with the TV adaptation of a League

of Their Own on Prime Video, weathering the storm inside a hospital with Vera Farmiga

in five days at Memorial on Apple and finally able to tell the difference between our waking

lives and dreams in the long-awaited adaptation of Neil Gaiman's hugely influential comic,

the Sandman on Netflix and speaking of which, the Sandman himself Mr. Tom Sturridge and

co-star Vivienne Atchampong join us a little later on the show to dream us a little dream

about that.

I'm James Dyer, the real one this time and welcome to the pilot TV podcast, your weekly guide

to every show that matters and one that is just about recovered from last week's insurgency

during which the rule of law was temporarily suspended in favour of, let's be honest, unfettered

anarchy, with me however, as we straighten the furniture and sweep up the debris and try

and get those suspicious stains out of the carpet are two of the anarchists in question,

specifically Boyd, Breederfile Hilton and Beth The Gilmore Girl Webb.

How are we? Did we have fun without me?

Oh, we had the most fun, we coloured outside the lines, we slapped the tables, we shook

the microphones, we drank about four cans of fizzy pop each into the microphones,

Risky was there, just sort of freestyling at one stage, it was glorious, it was glorious.

I don't remember any of this but yeah, that's what happened.

I was, you know, I listened to it, you know, I must admit, the sound quality was maybe,

no, what I would put up with myself, but fine, you know, could you tell?

Could you tell that there was like a two or three second delay?

Could tell that was a delay actually, that you did sound like you were talking through

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