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Hello and welcome to April's outside the box. Is April? Am I right?

It is April. I'm joined by Jen. Hello. And Mick. Hi. My

Wi-Fi is a bit dodgy so I don't know whether she's leaving spectacularly

long pauses for dramatic effect or whether she is frozen. So we're just

going to have to see if that happens as we go along. I've reached that point in

lockdown where I've started to glitch. I think we're all glitching a little bit now to be fair. So we're here to talk about the TV that we've watched but I've got a confession in that I've been having a bit of a struggle to watch TV recently.

How about you guys?

Concentration's a bit of a bitch at the moment, isn't it?

Watching TV is like the only thing I can concentrate on,

to be honest.

I can't read for shit. I can't be doing with films, they're too long.

I feel like they require too much investment. So TV is kind of... I'm coping with TV all right? The irony is, I've got more time to watch TV,

but I've just not been very enthused. I don't know why. of course I love TV so it's very odd to me. There's been

like a catalogue of terrible news as in basically nothing is filming anywhere

anywhere in the world. Obviously that started with the BBC

pulling a lot of their regular shows like EastEnders because obviously you can't

film during coronavirus and not to bitch and moan at all because it is a very small

spec on the scale that the world is dealing with. I find it particularly

upsetting when there are things that were already being filmed and nearly finished that have been pulled because you know now

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