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What's on TV? The answer is a lot. There's never been more choice ever what to put on the box with an abundance of great new shows, but you can miss them all if you don't know where to look. And that's where the pilot TV podcast comes in, your essential guide to every show that matters. Each week, we sift through the very best in prestige TV to help you decide

what's worth spending your time on and what isn't. So join me, James Dyer, as well as venerable

TV critics Boyd Hilton and Kay Ribeiro, and let us help take the stress out of your downtime.

The Pilot TV podcast, because you can't watch everything. On the Empire podcast this week, peep show star Robert Webb drops in to tell us all about his wedding video, which is lovely. We come on like a cut price cheeses and get visited by just one wise man. That's Len, obviously, and we muster up the courage to tackle the expendables too. Hello, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to the Empire Podcast. The movie podcast has been hailed by some leading critics as not a chore to sit through and passable.

And praise doesn't come any higher than that. I believe it does. I've heard about it getting

better than that. No, praise doesn't come any higher than that, Helen. This week, inspired by the

expendables too. I've put together a team of empire colleagues to tackle the week's movie news and

reviews, and each of them comes with a special skill set. I call them the expodibles. First up is a lady who wields words like bullets and sentences like Semtex. She's our books about talking dragons expert, Helen O'Hara. How are you? Outrageous racism, Semptych. How's it, honestly? Has it racism? I suspect you have sectarian leanings, Christopher. You can't prove it in court.

Anyway, next up is a man who's so cool. He doesn't walk away from explosions in slow motion. He walks towards him. Sure, he doesn't have any eyebrows anymore, or much of a nose come to think of that. Or indeed, anything resembling a face, but it's still good to know that Ollie Richards has our back. Hi. I'm very well, thanks. that's nice than your usual intros for me.

No, I give you nice intros.

Well, I don't remember them, but thanks for a much. Richard has our back. Hi. I'm very well, thanks. That's nice than your usual intros for me.

No, I give you nice intros. Well, I don't remember them, but thanks for much. Better than Phil's, that's for sure. How are you good?

I'm very well, yeah.

Thank you very much.

You've been sitting in this week for Dan Jolin in the office.

Yes, I've been in the office, which is the first time I've done that in many years.

So it's been lovely.

Culture shock, because you're a freelancer living in the high life.

Yes, exactly.

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