More than anything else, I was tired of enduring devious behavior from spoiled and titled brats.

This is the Extra Hot Great Podcast, episode 532 for the week of October 14, 2004.

I am hilarious Leaning Tower of Pisa Photo Off, David T. Cole, and I'm here with Knickers of Farewell, Sarah D. Bunting.

Wanker.

Cat that has the fucking run of the place, apparently, Tara Ariano.

Yeah.

And ratty pink cardigan, Alan Sepenwald.

I think it looks good on me.

Welcome to Extra Hot Great for another week, joining us.

He is the chief TV critic at Rolling Stone and most recently the author

of Welcome to the O.C. It's Alan seven-one. Welcome back, Alan. Hey, guys. I'm so glad to be back.

We're thrilled to have you to talk about disclaimer in which Catherine Ravenscroft,

it's a bookass name. Kate Blanchett is a documentary and successful enough to be

fated at an award banquet with an introduction by Christian Amunpur. Stephen Briggsstock, Kevin

Klein, is a dissatisfied teacher and widower. Jonathan, Louis Partridge, is Stephen's son, or rather

he was because he's dead now, as is Stephen's wife, Nancy, Leslie

Manville. But as Stephen discovers when he finally clears out Nancy's things, there is a way in

which both she and Jonathan live on. How do all these lives intersect and what does a self-published

novel called The Perfect Stranger have to do with them? Hmm. Alfonso Quaron adapted Renee Knight's novel of the same name, writing all the scripts and

directing all seven episodes.

Only two have dropped so far on Apple TV Plus.

We did get access to the whole season.

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