The Weekly Planet, the Weekly Planet.

Welcome back everybody to another episode of The Weekly Planet where we talk movies and TV shows.

My name is James also known as Mr. Sunday.

With me as always, Nick Mason.

Ooh, good can crack today.

Thank you so much.

That was excellent.

Wow.

Yeah.

I mean, that would imply that some of your previous can cracks are subpar.

I don't think that's true. Let's go back. Let's do a clip show. Colleagues. No, don't do it. Colleagues. No, don't do it. Do the clip show. Nick Mason wants a clip show. I don't. I don't want a clip show. No, no, that's okay. We'll save it for the end. Save it for the end. Of our lives. At the end of our lives.

It'll be the song where Paul Walker died.

That's just that and the end of our lives. It'll be the song where Paul Walker died.

It's just that and then sounds of me opening cats.

Nice.

That's for the fans.

Okay, imagine your funeral.

Easy.

I was already picturing it.

Relaxing, right.

Your funeral, immediate family, extended family, close friends, and up the back, listeners of the podcast. Everybody's invited and they're totally disinterested. They're on their phones until there's a clip show from the podcast. And then everybody's like, yeah. That's how I remember him. Yeah, that's right. Absolutely. And it's confusing because everybody else in my life would be like, we don't know this side of him. Do we leave? Which is true. Nobody does. And so some of your immediate family are filing out around all the people cheering wildly. Oh, was at a bouncy place the other day, you know, like a kid's bouncy center? Like trampolines? Yeah, like a trampolines kind of thing. It's called big trampolines. Wow. Big trampolines, if you're an adult, don't go on this because you will shatter your ankles.

But sometimes people just do it. They can't resist. I have to do it. I have to do flips. I'm doing it. It's got to be me. You're connecting with your inner child and shattering that child's ankles. Exactly.

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