On the Pilot TV podcast this week, we're heading to Dublin with Paula Malcomson in ITV's

redemption, looking into a bleak future with half the cast of Hollywood in Apple's extrapolations

and trying to make the best of the present, with the ever-evolient Ted Lasso who returns

for Season 3.

And speaking of which, both Nate the Great, Nick Muhammad and Roy Fucking Ken, Brett Goldstein,

join us on the show to discuss Ted's return.

Plus, Martha Plimpton is also with us to talk about a town called Malice.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV podcast.

You're a central guide to every show that matters, and a podcast that has yet another irautom

to correct this week in what is rapidly becoming an unfortunate new segment.

So, cut your minds back to last week when I mentioned Robert Cuckman's saga comic series.

What was actually meant, of course, was saga by Brian K. Vaughan, who, as we all know,

wrote, Why the Last Man, Paper Girls and Runaways, and of course not Robert Cuckman, creator

of The Walking Dead, an outcast now, now, this question came in from Mark, so I think

we can all agree.

It's Mark's fault.

In fact, I have an official Mayor Culper from Mark here which I shall read out.

I was so chuffed when I heard the question start, then as soon as Walking Dead got mentioned

I knew I'd fucked up.

Sorry, James.

I genuinely love saga and Why the Last Man and all I can say is they sit on a shelf next

time Walking Dead books, proper messed up, my nerd credentials.

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