Welcome to the Sherlocks Weekly Highlights Podcast with me, Georgie Corridge Cole.

This week I'm joined by Laura Black, Torquardona, Charlotte Collins and newbie Rosie Charrington.

Hi.

Welcome Rosie. So Rosie joined the Sherlock's team a few weeks ago and this is her

first podcast. So it's nice to have you with us Rosie. So first of all, any TV chat? Strictly.

Can I just say on the podcast that I've been invited to the Strictly show in November?

I'm quite angry with you actually. Everybody's jealous. Well, maybe if she's listening, maybe she could attend it. That was Charlotte. Which I'm quite excited about. So fun. Although I think it takes about 33 hours to record. So when do they record it? So it's on note. So it's live on a Saturday, but the Sunday show isn't, that's pre-recorded, so they do it all in one night. So there's like an hour voting window and you, I don't know, assume you just chill. And then they record it and then obviously it gets like aired on Sunday. I think there's a lot of hanging around. That's so fun. But I just feel like I've never missed, there are two things I've never missed a series and that's The Apprentice and strictly I've watched every single show from every single

suits. feel like I've never missed, there are two things I've never missed a series on, and that's The Apprentice.

And strictly, I've watched every single show from every single season. So I've got to go and see what it's like to. I think the studio is quite small too, so I think it's quite intimate. Yeah, yeah. Also, that's right with that, I mean, right near the end, so it'd be really, Yeah, it's only going to like three weeks.

It's 25th of November.

Yeah.

When is it finished?

Maybe like...

It's usually the weekend

before Christmas yeah 16th or something yeah yeah maybe not really end fun so talking

of TV fans of true crime should possibly bookmark I say possibly because I think the jury's

out on what we think of it but should bookmark Netflix's latest release Strong Island.

I've watched it, Taw, you've watched it, Charlotte, Rosie.

So Rosie, tell us, tell us what it's about.

So, a filmmaker Yance Ford, his brother was murdered in 1992.

It's actually a really, really sad story. So his brother was just driving along. He was hit by another car. The person driving the car was like, just come bring it down to my workshop. We'll fix it for free. Turns out, it's kind of a bit of a dodgy place. Anyway, so his brother was trained to become a police officer. It kind of goes down, gets in a bit of an altercation, someone says something

about his mother, I think they maybe followed her home or something, it's all a bit dodgy, and

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