I had the absolute pleasure of speaking to Pamela Anderson.

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So, Josh, we have a number, a couple of people lined up who are not on Terra Firma in

America.

They are actually overseas.

Oh, we talk to them.

And I was thinking that, you know, since there are two of them and they're in England and

I'm here and you could be there,

why don't you go over and talk to them in person in England?

I'm packing my suitcase right now.

Go for it, mate.

Yeah. This is the movies that made me with your hosts, Josh Olson and Joe Dante. And Joe Dante. But how are you, thank you for joining us.

Thank you.

I'm good.

I'm really good.

Obviously, this is recorded.

I kind of want to jump in with an introduction.

Our guest is a singer and actress, a writer, a director. She was Rose Tyler on Doctor Who,

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