On the pilot's TV podcast this week, we are doing our best to stay just good friends

with Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen in Platonic on Apple, taking a joint of the Isle of

Man with Saran Jones and Eve Best in Maryland on ITV, and finally getting the chance to

sniff out lies with Natasha Leon in poker face on SkyMax. Plus, as you heard last week,

you may have heard a couple of days ago when it happened given how loudly Kay was squealing

about it, but the stars and creators of Colin from Accounts are on the show this week as

well, to talk nipple flashes and animal care, specifically Patrick Bramble and Harriet

Dyer. No relation.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the pilot TV podcast. Your essential guide to every show

that matters and a series that can exclusively reveal what is behind the locked door in

Anthony Lockwood's house turns out is the type three phantoms of the Netflix executives

who made the decision to add Lockwood and co to the mass grave of great YA shows that

the streamer has unceremoniously axed off late, meaning that we will not get to see the

rest of Joe Cornish's excellent series, Boyd Hilton, Karebeiro, for you are both here.

They came for our winks and we said, well, something, they came for our warrior nun and

we also actually did speak out. They even came for the bastard son of the devil himself

and we were absolutely furious. What say you about this latest travesty?

It's it's very sad. Yeah, although no, it's just very, very sad. It's it's irritating, annoying

because there were plenty of those YA fantasy shows that I wasn't personally obsessed with,

like unlike you, who is obsessed with all that. I mean, obviously you grieved for winks.

I grieved, to be honest, I did not grieve for winks. I grieve, I grieve always grieve for

shows that's because you feel for the cast and the crew and you know, all of that.

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