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On Pilot TV this week, we are DTF, St Louis, that is,

the new Jason Bateman David Harbour show on Sky Atlantic.

We're dipping our cowboy booted toe back in the Yellowstone universe for Taylor Sheridan's latest spin-off series,

Marshalls on Paramount Plus, and finding out if it is indeed elementary to spin an established IP into a new arena with Young Sherlock on Prime Video.

Plus, Kaylee Cuoco and Sam Claflin are with us on this week's show to chat all things vanished. I'm James Dyer and welcome to Pilot TV, your essential guide to every show that matters. And joining myself and Boyd Hilton this week is a freshly tonsil-free, Steph Sealand, who has dragged herself away from her convalescence to make a triumphant return to this pot. How are you, Steph? Crucially, has your voice completely changed? No, it hasn't completely changed, but I am still in pain, but I've had a lot of drugs this morning, so I feel a lot better, but... Drugs are anything to do with your tonsils coming out, or just generally? No, no, to do with my tonsils, steady.

And, yeah, as I said on Pilot Plus,

you two definitely would not be able to cope with having your tonsils out.

Okay.

Yeah.

We don't have the pain threshold.

You absolutely don't have the pain threshold.

Because it gets worse before it gets better. On day five to ten, you're in absolute agony. It's horrendous. It's like rip out your whole throat. Because you've got so many nerves about that, it's just horrendous. It takes two weeks and by the end of this week I think I'll be okay. But it's awful. And you two are both too weak to be able to cope with it.

Wow.

No. But probably fair. I was going to say you're our hero for coming in and battling. Yeah. But now, I'm not so sure. Now that you're kind of accusing us as being weak, feeble. Yes. I didn't say feeble. I just, I just, I just don't think you could. I just, I'm just saying. I think I'll be fine.

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