This episode is brought to you by Sky, which as great TV lovers, we are delighted about.

It's fantastic news. I'll be honest, though. I'm also a fan of Netflix, of Disney Plus, of IPlayer,

and this is supposed to be an advert for Sky. Well, the good thing about Sky is that it's not just good for Sky shows.

It's basically an all-you-can-eat-a-buffet for

TV lovers. Mmm, buffet. If you've got something specific in mind. What about that thing you were

talking about the other day? Memento Mori. It's a one-off drama. It's on BBC I play, if you like,

that sort of thing based on the novel by Miriel Spark. Which I love. So it's got everything. The niche stuff, the mainstream stuff. It's got all the apps you like.

If you want to go straight to watching the best the TV has to offer without the fuss of

searching, Sky is a game changer.

Just go to sky.com to find out more.

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Oh my God, I'd love to do that with your columns.

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