On the pilot TV podcast this week we come face to face with season two of succession a show that has been described as a

modern day game of Thrones where everyone's a Lannister. We also catch up with

Anna Freel in I TV's deep water, enter the twisted world of Joe Hill's supernatural and grammatically

upsetting, Nos4R2, and order a manhunt for Mindhunter, which arrives this week, but unlike

its serial killers, has proved surprisingly difficult to catch.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the pilot TV podcast a show that finds ourselves in the unusual

position of being without the loudest voice in our regular lineup.

Yes, our Northern Ray of Sunshine Terry White has gone on holiday to Sicily, presumably on

the lamb after murdering a mobster and a police captain in an Italian restaurant.

However, fear not because we have the situation well in hand. In fact, we've upgraded,

sorry, Terry, having delved into the near limitless pages of Boyd's

big book of celebrity friends, we are thrilled to welcome to the podcast.

An actor, comedian, writer, producer. She is the star and creator of Channel 4's superb game face.

Ladies and gentlemen, our special celebrity guest host is Rachine Connery.

Hello. Welcome. Thank you for having me.

Was that a big due up enough? Was that good?

It was a WWE type. It felt like I was in America. That's how they bring you one on stage in

America. A lot of your credits before they bring you on.

I feel a lot of pressure. Terry's very, you're not going to get any of the Terry magic, but I'll just, I'll talk a lot.

We're just, use the slightly Northern accent, call me a privileged southern bell end occasionally and just go,

oh fucking hell every now and then and you'll be fine.

I was going to love that impression you did it for just now.

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