Finally, finally, on the Empire Podcast this week, goooore, goooore, everywhere!

Goore for Binsky, that is, as the director of a cure for wellness pops by for a chat,

plus usual news and nonsense on the movie podcast that just feels triumphant right now.

Hello Pod, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to the Empire Podcast brought to you this week

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After the glory of last week's, well there's only one word for it really, triumphant, 250th

podcast, which featured a live audience and amazing anecdotes from amazing anecdote machine

Christopher McCwory were back in the mundane surroundings of the pod booth, as we embark

upon the next batch of 250 which will take us up to the year 2022. 2022 people. God help us all.

It's terrifying. It's terrifying.

I'm frostbite for everybody concerned. This week I am joined by two colleagues of such lethal

cunning. First up, and you'll soon see why, is our online editor, a man who is basking

in the glory of being somehow the only journalist in the world, the world, to get his name on

the DVD cover of Rogue One. Please welcome the triumphant James Dyer.

You really are a dreadful human being. Triumphant.

It was that's what it says. A personal triumph for me. But you know, I applaud the, I applaud

Disney for identifying me above all other shit, dare I say it, humans in the world that

they sought my validation for this film. And as long as I liked it, they were happy. And

that's, that's nice. What does the word triumphant in your Rogue One review

reverting? I really couldn't tell you. Can you remember? I have no idea. I remember

using the word triumphant. I'm doubted. I'm kind of a hack so probably.

Yeah. I almost certainly called it triumphant at one point. They clearly seized on that.

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