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We are here to discuss episode one of HBO's the regime the episode is

titled Victory Day. Today you'll encounter a suturing of ones known as the

bureaucracy prepare yourself. Happy victory day madam.

And later on Kate Winslet will be stopping by to talk about finding her inner autocrat

and her big musical number.

But first, before we kind of get into the recap, what do you guys of the show so far what are what are your initial thoughts? I'm intrigued. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What about you Chris? I sort of had no idea what to expect and I found it to be funnier than I would have expected.

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