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Today on the show, we're covering famous last words.

Welcome to 30 morbid minutes.

Hey, that's my line.

It feels so good to say it.

I can die happy now, my famous last words.

Anyway.

Anyway. Anyway. Anyway.

This is the podcast where we cover People Places, topic, news, headlines Headlines, and History of a morbid macabre, dark and downright grisly nature. I'm Elise Willems. And I'm Jessica Osami. Did you like how I was about to, like, go into my line? Yeah. And then do you cut me off? You're such a good actress. You did that so well. I think he so much. And on a cold read, no less. I'm impressed. Absolutely.

I'm very impressed.

Today on the show, we were talking about a newish Netflix series that has been in the news recently, as of the time of this recording, of course, called Famous Last Words.

It's based on the format of the Danish series, Det. Oh, gosh,

Dets, Siz, or the. I don't know. That's sorry, sorry to the Danes. We, we budgeted that.

Yeah. It's called the last word. The last word. Yes. Yes. From, from TV2 and hosted by TV

writer Brad F Felchick.

The show consists of an intimate interview with a notable figure and allows this person to

discuss their quote unquote recent death. It is not some creepy AI simulation.

The episode is recorded before the subject, the interviewee dies, then held and only released

posthumously. Discretion is key. It's just Felchuk and the subject, the interviewee, dies, then held and only released posthumously.

Discretion is key. It's just Falchuk and the subject in the room, since cameras are

operated remotely. Only a very small number of people know who has participated before the

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