outside the box. Hello and welcome to August's outside the box. I am joined by

Wet Panic Mc Noonan. Been wet in my house really wet and not in a fun

way. Thank you. And not so wet panic. Jen offered. Hello. No wet panic here. I was

going to call you a dry husk Jen but I take that back immediately. Maybe a

little bit. Jen the only one of the three of us that hasn't had water pouring

through her ceiling at some point in 2022. Still a bit of the year to go Jen.

Fingers crossed. Okay so some as always a slightly or August in particular is always

a slightly odd time for television because of course the BBC has been mostly

sport for the last month or so of an evening and ITV has been mostly something

I've been led to believe is called Love Island. Anybody watch that? No. Oh I'm

pleased don't there's very little love a lot of judgment. So quite a lot of

what we're going to be talking about is on the non-terrestrial channels. I would

like to start with something that finished at the end of June so we're a

little bit late with it but because I for some reason didn't take the first

recommendation of this where my brother said there's something really great

you should watch on Telly. It wasn't until my best mate said there's something

really great you should watch on Telly. Winning time the rise of the Lakers

dynasty which is on Sky or now originally an HBO series. I have to say part of

the thing that put me off is that terrible terrible name. You originally thought

this was a documentary Jen. I do it sounds like the name of a documentary rather

than the name of the drama. The reason being it's based on a book which is called

Showtime which is kind of what this entire era of the Lakers dynasty is

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