Hello, welcome back to the prestige TV podcast feed. I'm Jordan Robinson. I'm Rob Mahoney.

And we're here to cover Slow Horses Season 5. Rob, TV. It's here.

It is truly here. I'm thrilled to be back. And I will say, I think Slow Horses is thrilled to be back, too.

It's a real, like, let's get back to basics kind of set up for this season that I am incredibly excited about.

So we're going to talk about the season five premieres. We haven't watched that yet. Please go watch it and come back. Season 5 episode one, bad dates, which made me think of Indiana Jones. I don't know how you feel about that phrase. But so we will be talking about that. We also have some slightly broader context about this season, about the book it's based on. No spoilers, though. Neither of us have read the book that it's based on. Neither of us have watched ahead. Of course, we're watching week to week.

But I did sort of ferret out some context that might be helpful in helping us process

what is going on with Slough House this season.

We're going to be covering Slow Horses week to week. It's only a six episode season. So we'll be doing

that week to week. We are of course, have our ongoing task coverage, usually with one William

Simmons, but who's to say what the rest of the season will look like. And then we will have

a finale for our hooked miniseries. We're doing The Sopranos at long last. So that is what is

happening on this feed. It's a lot. How do you feel about that, Joe? About you're finally,

you know, like we are both new to the Sopranos, but how do you feel about

finally dipping into that world?

I'm really excited, actually.

I don't know.

We will be, I'll be watching the pilot, obviously, and then whatever, you know, episode

we've asked our listeners to sort of give us some ideas of what a good

hooked episode would be. We're going to have a guest who's going to have an opinion about what a

good episode might be. This will just be like a toe dip into the world of the Sopranos. But as you've

discovered with the hooked miniseries that we did, it's hard not to just keep going once you start

with some of these incredibly classic shows.

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