On the pilot TV podcast this week, we see the return of Polidate Granger's DCI Rachel

Carey in the second season of the capture on BBC. Witness Adrian Turner also assumed

the role of detective this time in ITV drama Ridley. And also in ITV, you can tell James

is away this week, we're looking at an appointment with Adrian Turner's Dr Joe O. Loughlin,

in Psychological Thriller The Suspect I'm Beth Webb and welcome to the pilot TV podcast

your weekly guide to every show that matters. Contrary to one slightly alarming tweet,

James Dyer sent out on Sunday evening he is not in fact medically dead, but is on holiday,

no doubt settling into his 156 hour of his second expanse rewatch. He's replaced this

week by the wonderful cave rebeurre of Heech fame. How are you doing today Kay?

All good, sad to be James not to be here, but you know we have to carry on as best we can.

Yeah, the guy needs to rest, he looked very, he looked broad and he had that's him. And

of course our pilot TV killer of accidents, Boyd Hilton is back as always. How are you doing,

Boyd? I am very well, thank you, Beth. And I'm just imagining James right now, as I think we all

are kind of compiling a 50 question quiz about himself and his own TV tastes. Maybe you know,

like a kind of ongoing enterprise. Maybe you can turn into a pub quiz, couldn't he? Like,

you could do a pub quiz I was thinking in which you just the whole, all the questions are about

himself giving it based on how well that route. So we are of course talking about the,

the Planet 200 quiz in which James as early James can compose a round, double the length of

every other round in the quiz. Just compiling questions completely skewed to his own tastes.

And it nearly finished us off. But people loved it. A lot of people in the audience was very

I know. So I mean, who never underestimate the, that's really distressing.

Dyer's army. Yeah, fans. Yeah, it's, that's what you realize. Yeah, it, the Dyer

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