On the pilot TV podcast this week we're getting a double dose of Mark Ruffalo in HBO's I know this much is true,

rapping about genitals in FX comedy Dave, and heading out to Cape Cod with the Federal

Fishery Service in Star's Crime Drama, High Town.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the pilot. in Star's Crime Drama, High Town.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the pilot TV podcast, your weekly guide to the very best entertainment

the small screen has to offer,

because you can't watch everything,

except you kind of can now as it turns out we all exist in a dream-like limbo where time has no meaning

reality is just a mood and none of us has spent more than half an hour away from the now permanent buttock crevices in our respective sofas.

Joining me here in the pilot TV podcast Buttock crevice are my two sedentary co-hosts.

First up, a woman who soaks up depressing working-class dramas like a plant

soaks up sunlight, transforming them into outpourings about the class divide in a process

scientists refer to as misery synthesis. It's Terry White.

Hi James.

Hello, how's your misery this week?

Well, you're giving me more misery because I really don't want to be in a

buttock crevice with you and

boy. I'll have you know many of our listeners would love to share a butt crevice

with me. I'm sure they would. I'm sure they would. Your very specific fan base on social media I'm sure would love

to be in a buttic crevice with you probably watching Battlestar Galactica I'd like to pass personally. Really? On the Battle Star Galactica.

Oh good, good. Thanks.

Was right there, Boyd?

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