Oh, that's... that's a shame. I thought the weather was pretty mild. I guess this means

to be the first podcast we've ever had without a guest. That's kind of weird. Oh, oh,

I missed read that. Oh, okay. I see what I've done though. Okay. On the Appropodcast this week,

our guest is the director of Snowden, Oliver Stone. Yes, he pops into the pod booth, plus all the

usual news and nonsense on the movie podcast that, yes, tried that. Really didn't make that day.

I really went for it. Oh, really, really went for it. Hello, Potom, Chris, you're welcome to the

Appropodcast. This week I'm joined by two colleagues of such lethal cunning who like Edward Snowden,

Felix, her duty to blow the whistle on a moral behavior wherever they see it. First up is her

geek queen, a lady who blew the whistle on the CW. When it came to her attention, they were planning

an episode of Supernatural where Sam and Dean do not take their shirts off happily. She stepped

in the time. The sassy was a firted. It's Helen O'Hara. You still haven't seen an episode. Hello, Chris.

But I've seen episodes synopsis. So, I feel... None of which involved shirtlessness because

there is no shirtlessness. I do now because I went on Wikipedia last night, Helen, and I edited

every single synopsis of every episode of Supernatural. Hooray! Was I wearing a shirt when I did it?

Oh, no. I can't tell you listeners. But, yes.

And next up is our resident Steven Spielberg expert. And I'm going to blow whistle on him because

this is a man who I've been digging through his files. I've been docks in him. And turns out, he

thinks that Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, a fan-made film which came out a

few years ago, is the best Indiana Jones film that can't be true, can it, Ian? It is true.

And to be honest, I've been hiding in the Bolivian Embassy ever since.

Oh, no, that's a song, isn't it? That's the wrong one. That's the wrong whistle blow.

Russian Embassy Bolivian Embassy is so difficult to keep him straight.

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