On the pilot TV podcast this week we have not one, not, not three, but four TV shows for your viewing pleasure

and not to pull a spoiler in the opening seconds of the podcast,

but it's a pretty good week for Tilly.

Specifically, we catch up with Sarah Phelps most recent labyrinth

and mystery in Dublin murders, look into the soul of contemporary romance in

Amazon's Modern Love, witness East Meeting West by way of Japanese gangsters and Kelly

McDonald in Giri-Hudgy, and join Paul Rudd, Ashland B and Paul Rudd in

Netflix's living with yourself. And, and, to top it all off we miss B makes her pilot TV

podcast debut joining me to talk about her show our show and why I'm entirely wrong about

comedy I'm entirely wrong about comedy.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Picard News Podcast in which we delve beneath the uniform to the very latest developments from Starfleet Command.

As we kick off this in-depth warp speed

special I should take a moment to beam in my two trusty bridge officers. At

tactical we have a Klingon officer currently on assignment as part of Starfleet's

Officer Exchange Program, serving as first officer on the Klingon vessel Belhend.

She is a warrior of no small renown. She is Tewry of House Chicks. Chicks, Terry, Chicks is apparently, I don't quite know how to pronounce it, but that is Clingon for white. I looked it up on the internet.

Oh I thought you were doing it because it sounds like chicks and I have a vagina.

No it wasn't it wasn't intentionally sexist that's just what the Klingons sound like.

Anyway joining us at the con is an officer who truly is one of a kind, but only since he was freed from the collective some weeks ago, you may be a celebrity, you may not want to be his friend but

resistance is futile it's Boyd of Borg tertiary adjunct to Unimatrix pilot

TV. Hello Boyd you've sluded the selfparadee in this very early stage this week.

I mean I was hoping you do the whole intro in Clingon. I mean you've ducked out.

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