Day six of the Twilight Zone podcast Advent calendar and our friend Jordan Pass says,

if any character from an episode wrote a book about their experience,

whose would you most like to read?

Feel free to elaborate on a summary or a made-up line from a chapter.

So, Emmy, I'll let you go first on this one.

So this was actually a really easy one for me,

because I've thought about this kind of thing before,

and I'd toyed with this.

I really, really love the encounter from series five. Now, have you covered this yet on the show? I can't remember where it falls in series five. I don't believe I have. Okay. So, have you seen it? No. Oh, no, I have. Is it the one with George Sucay and? Yes, it's the one with George Tocke in it. Yeah, where they're in the attic, right? Okay, cool, because I really was like, I don't know how to possibly talk about this without spoiling it. So what I really love, I mean, I read a lot. I am a bit of a book geek. I really love books where there's a bit of a dual narrative by two different characters.

And I think that this would slot so nicely into it as to have these two different characters

with such, they both think they believe the same thing, but they don't.

And they're so completely, feel justified in their beliefs and things,

but you've got one character who is quite angry about it,

is quite, you know, bold about it.

And then another character that's a little bit more peaceful

and he's clearly tried to work on how he feels about this.

I would love to read something where you're maybe even getting a chapter about

on this episode from both of their points of view

because although they do a fantastic job in their performance

and we can see an awful lot of how they feel

and how they do this episode,

I'd love to get a little bit more information on their thinking,

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