I hosted the Critic Circle Awards.

And Timothy Chalemay was in the front row, okay? And, well, I was always something, slightly, you know, I could take or leave him, and sometimes I found him annoying. Anyway, I told a joke from the stage, and he laughed at it, and I fell in love with him. He was just like, he laughed at my joke, and therefore, he is a great actor. It's so transparently pathetic. Come on in, Deathlings. Allow me to tear your ticket.

It's Mel transparently pathetic.

Come on in deathlings.

Allow me to tear your ticket.

It's Mel Godreich, welcoming you to the afterlife's last remaining blockbuster,

where the carpets are sticky and the late fees are eternal.

And the popcorn is huge.

Tonight's top pick, it's a smash.

It's the second to last screening of yet another celebrity's final flickering flick.

Welcome to... Okay, before I reveal who's a wink, There's a week.

Okay, before I reveal who's joining us in the podcast Afterlife, a quick message, if you will, from the underworld.

I just want to say a really huge heartfelt thank you to all of you glorious deathlings who subscribe to Six Feet Under.

Honestly, your support means the absolute world. We have such a good time making this show for you and reading all those comments and emails, which are brilliantly written. If you'd like to give the show and our team of mortals a bit of extra love, you can subscribe for just £3.99 a month. It kind of keeps the deathly chaos going. It keeps us alive, well, mostly.

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We would love you to subscribe. Now, circling back to today's guest, he's the maestro of movie

dissections himself. He's one half of the elegant,

the majestic, the beautiful Kermode-Mayo, a man who can unpack a blockbuster with more twists

than the plot itself. Let's prize open the coffin. Like a DVD case, somebody snapped the hinge

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