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On the Empire podcast this week, we say a hell merry because David Lowry is joining us to talk about his new fashion meets pop psychodrama, Mother Mary. All this and the usual news, reviews and

nonsense on the movie podcast that is putting the lime and the coconut and drinking them both together

because of the Practical Magic 2 trailer. So excited god hello pod i'm helen o'hara

welcome back to the empire podcast yes your regular host chris hewitt is still cruising through the

straits of hoomuz as we speak um probably learning how to be a pirate or something useful but

fear not because I am joined by

two colleagues of such lethal cunning. First up, we have the Mad Titan himself, the galactic

menace that is James Dyer. I like it. This is a good leading for me. How are you doing? I'm

feeling inevitable. Sadly, that's true, yes.

And finally, a man who has stopped talking about Invincible, a full week after I made the mistake of mentioning it last week.

It's Amon Warman. How you doing?

I'm doing okay. I can talk about other things.

Okay, yep, but no more of that.

You blamed me last week, and it felt like victim blaming. You did set me up for it, and I knocked it down. I just mentioned the show, and then he went. Yeah, you probably should have seen that coming. Real, in retrospect, yes. But still victim blaming. Yeah, okay. James, have you seen Invincible? Of course I have. It's a thing that looks like a 1980s Saturday morning cartoon. But we're not getting into that right now. How are you both doing? Doing okay. Been doing anything exciting this week? Gods, well, so we should say all three of us are here in the studio. The day we are recording this is a day of tube strikes.

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