Welcome to The Shillax Team Podcasts with me, Charlotte Collins.

This week I'm joined by Becky Hull, Georgina Blaskey and Laura Black.

Hi, everyone.

Hello.

Hi.

What has everyone been watching?

Does anyone have anything to recommend?

I actually do.

But I don't.

I'm worried you've already spoken about it on the

podcast. Go on. The White Lotus. I touched on it in the context of it sounding exactly like nine perfect strangers. I only started White Latisers. Okay. I got one to go. Oh. Do you love it? I watched the first three and I was like, I don't get this. I'm not getting, and the only one But then, then my friend said, don't give up.

And I was like, okay, I'm going back in.

Yeah. So basically, I've not seen nine perfect strangers, so I can't fully comment on that. But it is about a group of strangers who do go on holiday to Hawaii. I always say this, but it's got that kind of glossy colour to it. It's really addictive to watch. It's got a great cast. Actually, the main guy in it who is the hotel owner, I've never seen him in anything before. He's Australian, but he is brilliant. Like, he basically brings the show to life if you can stick with it. This isn't a spoiler because you find out pretty quick, but it is a sort of murder mystery loosely. You find that out within like the first 10 minutes. But this whole time you go on a journey through all of their sort of glossy lives and you kind of come away from it not really liking any of them. I think that's the idea as well. I think you're not really meant to feel much for any of them. But it's quite a shocking end. I really agree with you that you don't, you sort of, you don't like that many of the characters, but weirdly, they're quite captivating. You're very drawn to them, yeah. It's really odd because it's a real push and pull thing. Yeah. So I haven't seen the ending. But I obviously the beginning, like you say,

there's no spoiler alert. You find out there's sort of a body bag going on the plane. And I just feel like how can I be at episode five of six and still have no idea? Yeah, yeah. I think that's what's going on. Nice about it. You still don't have any idea until the end. and even at the end it's still quite a shock. But it is just brilliant. I love the music.

I love that it was quite tribal. It was very kind of punchy. And I genuinely was sad when it was over. And I don't often get that with TV series, but they're renewing it for series two. Did you binge it? Is it been able? I've been, I binged it in about three days, yeah. But I kind of agree with Georgina, you have to get past episode three

to really kind of understand what's happening and to get a bit more entwined with it because it does take time, but it's worth it. I'm watching something that sounds like the opposite for bad reasons. That doesn't make so much sense. Basically, I'm watching clickbait on Netflix. Oh, I've also started that. Right, which is

the premise for it is really exciting. It is about, and again, this isn't a spoiler, it's about

a family. And in the first episode, the dad of the family is kidnapped. We don't know by who. Basically,

a video appears online. He looks battered, bruise. He's obviously a hostage and he's holding

up a sign saying, I abuse women. And then another sign that says at five million hits, I die.

So basically it's this viral video. Everybody starts talking about it and you're watching it from

the perspective of his family, of the detectives who are investigating the case,

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