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And I also love that our diggers message me now saying, you will like this because you recommended that to me and therefore I kind of know you're going to like this.

Oh, it's great.

Which is what resonated with me so much is seeing this family deal with grief in such different ways and how that starts to come through in each of them.

A horse has terrify me, Joe. I've been thrown off them. I've been trodden on by them. They don't love me.

You're all same. But I tell you what, I just, you watch this and you think, actually, maybe I, maybe I will go on it, like a blazing saddles.

All of that, right after this.

Hello, Joe. Hi, hi, Zoe. Hi, hi, hi, hi. Are you all right? I'm good, thank you. Yeah, I am. Spring is

springing around us, even though the world is slightly melting somewhat. There are signs of spring

that are making me happy and giving me hope. And there's so much good telly at the moment.

Yeah. I mean, there's one thing that I think we've both been obsessed with this week,

but I think the difference between us, you love tele, you consume tele a lot. I fit it into my life

when I can. But have you always been obsessed with TV? Yeah, I think it sort of came from watching

things with my great gran when I was young. And I don't know what it is. I love, It's escapism. I think it's being a hopeless romantic. There is just, I love a great movie. I love a sweeping drama. I love a who done it. I read a lot of Agatha Christie's when I was young. But I've always loved the telly. Do you remember in the 101 Dalmatians, there's the little dog

that just watches the telly the whole time. I can't remember what the dog was called. Oh, you were that

pup. That is me. I've just like, I always found it to be such brilliant escapism. And as a result,

I probably do watch way too much tele. But on the whole, there's a lot of good telly to watch at the moment. So when I get really excited in the buildup to a new drama coming, because often you'll look, won't you, and think, I am going to love that. And I also love that our diggers message me now saying, you're going to love this. Have you watched this, Zoe? You will like this because you recommended that to me and therefore I kind of know you're going to like this. Oh, it's great. So I quite like that community, especially through

the last few months that we need that escapism sometimes, don't we, to somewhere completely

different. You can park all your problems, you can part the world's problems that are surrounding

us at the moment, and just escape to another, someone else's life. Is there such a thing as too much TV? I don't think there is because we are blessed with such a vast array of things. I think I've always really, let you say escapism, I've just always gone in the sci-fi direction. I think this is where we differ. I know you love Doctor Who and I love Dr. Who and it's a massive thing in our children's lives, our lives all together. But I've always been drawn to the fantasy and the surreal stuff that's going on. So when it comes to who done it and things like that, I just don't bother watching them. They're just not something that I really love. But when it comes to escapism, there's this TV program which we're going to chat about,

The Madison, which is pure escapism.

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