On the Pulitzer TV podcast this week, we're heading back to the early 90s and reliving

the VHS revolution with Conleth Hill in the power of Harkot on BBC One, experiencing

the ups and downs of a British Jamaican filmmaker, trying his best to crack into the industry

while size-depping casual racism in BBC comedy Dreaming Whilst Black and taking a trip to

the Lebanon for a spot of CIA action with Dermat Mulroney in Ghosts of They Root on Paramount

Plus, speaking of CIA action Zoe Saldaniya joins us on this week's show to chat all things

special ops lioness which we reviewed on last week's Pilot Plus.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV podcast, your essential guide to every show

that matters and a podcast that has decided that while I continue to valiantly pitch the

Pilot TV TV show to ITVX, although they have singularly failed to call me and make a

seven-figure offer for the privilege as specified, I now have a second project in development.

So Channel 5, this one's for you, me listening, because I'm thinking a five-part strip to cross

the week drama, simply entitled Cuing for Taylor, which recounts the rollercoaster drama

of my attempts to secure Taylor Swift tickets last week.

Now call me Channel 5, this one is a winner, it's absolutely winner, but every winner unfortunately

there must be a loser and in this particular case it's you two guys, a boy in K for you

are with me, how are you, are you good?

I'm good, I'm well.

I'm well.

You're well.

Yeah, good.

Well, okay, so you're losing already, you're the losers because I'm going to pitch the

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