Standard issue for all women.

Hello, Hannah here and welcome to the last podcast of the week.

Hope your week has been a good one.

I seemingly caused the destruction of a British landmark,

the country's first multiplex, the point in Milton Keynes.

I mentioned it because it was the place that I saw back to the future, which is what we were

discussing in this week's rated or dated. We recorded that on Monday and by Wednesday when

the podcast came out, there was an announcement that the point was being demolished. Am I somehow

in control of the universe? More news as it happens.

Next week's rated or dated, by the way, is going to be 1950s classic sunset boulevard,

which I watched for the first time yesterday and was amazed by how obviously so much other stuff

that I love has been influenced by it.

It was like, you know when you learn something about a French childhood

and it makes you have that, ah, of course, moment?

So that should be a good episode, I think.

Something to look forward to.

What else have you got to look forward to?

She says, in a seamless segue, well,

there's the second series of Karen Perry, which arrives on ITV and ITVX on Sunday the 20th of July.

So next weekend, if you're listening to this on the day it comes out, I was lucky enough to grab

half a very heat wavy hour with its star Lauren Lyle to talk about

why Karen Piri the series is very different to other crime dramas and why Karen Piri, the

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