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Welcome to this week's podcast with myself and myself.

Robbie and Edith it's we're here for the next couple of weeks

actually the two of us so I'm very much looking forward to to to all the variety of things

that we should be talking about over the next few weeks and the guests we've got as well.

Speaking of which Josh Gard is our guest today and if you stay tuned to the podcast at the end we have a little

extra section of Josh for you and little

tip bits which if you are a Game of Thrones fan may well interest you are you a

Game of Thrones fan I am a Game of Thrones fan are you up to date no? No. I've got, so I probably won't even listen. I think I've got to the end of season 3. Oh wow. But the thing is with Game of Thrones, I know everything that's happened anyway, so it doesn't really matter. I've not actually seen it happen yet so

all right well you're a busy man you got a lot of other things to watch and a lot of things to

talk about in the show today there seem to be a lot of reviews of a real variety

of loads on it's a busy it's's a busy week. And loads of correspondence from you are lovely listeners as well, so thank you very much for that.

In fact, I'm going to get into this week's show by reading one of those from Daniel Block, who talks about a film that you talk about a little bit later

on.

Having already seen the cobbler, I can say it's one of the most curious and infuriating films

I've seen in a long time. It starts out as a promising, interesting low-key drama.

With Sandler in relatively restrained form, then abruptly turns into a body swap comedy, complete with the obvious vulgar jokes then becomes an

oddly dark thriller before finishing in its climatic moments as something altogether

different I'll avoid spoilers but it's incongruous and unlikely to say the least. Oh and the

twist, if you can call it that, is blindingly obvious. Now does Robbie agree or disagree with that review?

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