On the pilot TV podcast this week we're getting in the thick of well space in Armando I Enucci's Sci-Fi Comedy Avenue 5 being our best selves with

season 2 of Hulu comedy shrill and dusting off that old black magic in season 3

of Netflix's chilling adventures of Sabrina.

Plus, we've finally seen Star Trek Picard, but we're not actually allowed to talk about it.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the pilot TV podcast a show that would love to tell you all about

Amazon's new stiriors based on the twilight years of one Jean-Luke Picard but we can't because the

embargo isn't up until later this week a fact I can't help but feel

Picard himself would take a rather dim view of

with the first link link chain is forged.

The first speech censured, the first thought forbidden, first freedom denied,

changes us all irrevocably. So... So we'll be doing a slightly belated review of the show next week and will not in

any way express anything that can be considered a review ahead of that time in keeping with the legally binding embargo that we signed.

Excellent. So joining me on the show this week are my two co-hosts who make up a welcome return to form

for a beloved TV icon.

First up, a man who, freed of the shackles of traditional network TV,

is able to explore his character with fewer creative restrictions.

And while he's been off the podcast for 17 years he returns to

us as if he's never been away reinvigorated by cinematic production values and great

performances it's Boyd Hilton how are you Boyd this is very good

um didn't people but you went to the Premier,

you went to the Premier, I watched it in my own,

in the conflict of my home.

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