On the Pilot TV podcast this week, we're off to the Old West with Numi Repast and

Matthias Schoenarts in Django on Sky. We're investigating a suspicious death in Spain with

Sophie Rundle in the diplomat on Alibi and reopening yet another cold case with San

Gif Baskar in the long-awaited return of Unforgotten on ITV. And San Gif himself is with

us a little later on to talk about that, plus Sam Claflin and Camilla Morone dropped by

as well to chat Prime Video's new show, Daisy Jones and the Sixth.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV podcast, your weekly guide to every show that matters

and a podcast that will never stop trying to get Kay into Star Trek, even if her experience

with the next generation last week was not, shall we say, a complete success. Speaking

of which, the woman herself is with us here, which is handy, as being Kayless is a title

reserved for the greatest warrior in cling on history, which you'd have no track with

whatsoever. She's far more likely to be found keeping up with the Cardassians. Is this

also a good joke? No, not really. Oh my god. It's a good day to die for Kay Rivera. Hi,

Kay. Hi, James, how are you? I'm good. I mean, it will be lost on you, but I've got

to be honest. And let's be honest, it will be lost on 90% of our listeners, but that

Kayless joke was excellent. It's important that I let you know that. I mean, the fact

that you've had to say that, and possibly explain later, Kayless and Kayless is like this

cling on mythical hero that you know. Boy, did you laugh? Laugh, I think, is strong or

well-washed on the word. Yeah. Laugh, I kind of acknowledge James is the pleasure

that James got. Yes. Coming up with those references. I was quite smug. I like how happy

it made you. Thank you. Thank you. Boidey's here as well, obviously. I don't have a Star Trek

pun for Boide. Sorry, Boide. Like a Boyd Joran, the Boy Org. Boy Org. The Boydazoids.

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