Hi, this is Roger Moore and you're listening to James Bond Radio.

Hello everyone and welcome to Tuesday.

This is Day 17 of James Bond Radio, I think, where we're going to be discussing our 30 days of No Time to Die with another mailbag episode.

With me as always is my main man, Mr. Tom Sears. How are you doing, Tommy?

I'm doing good, mate. I'm doing good. I'm excited to dive into the mail sack once again and

delve deeply into its treasures, Chris. Oh, and I believe there are a lot of treasures in there.

There are. Let's see how deeply we can delve. We started yesterday with a big old long 20 minute

rant about something completely unconnected.

So let's get right on track today and stay within the boundaries.

So talking point number one, Chris, comes in from Brian Quost, who you may remember from one of

our previous birthday anniversary episodes.

Nice fella.

He says, do you think the way Elon dealt with the character reveals for both Miss Moneypenny in Skyfall

and Blofeld inspector directly affected their approach in no time to die with Safin, who is clearly

portraying a modern version of Dr. No. I think they dropped the ball on this for the third straight

film. Everyone knew those first two and the studio purposely baited everyone with teasing Dr.

No in the trailers, but not following through with it was a major flaw distraction in this

film for me, more so than the ending. P.S. What a waste of the Garden of Death. Now, Chris Wright, my question to you is,

do you think he was ever going to be Dr. No? Well, I obviously didn't watch your trailers or

look into any of the social medias and anything like that. So I had no idea that it was even a thing

until afterwards when I saw people commenting on it and seeing some of the set design

that look quite similar and everything.

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