Welcome to the Shirlux Highlights Podcast with me, Charlotte Collins.

This week I'm joined by Astro Carter, Rosie Charington and Lou Huff.

Hi everyone.

What did everybody get up to this weekend?

Well, I didn't do anything interesting.

I was subjected by my boyfriend to go and watch

Waynesworld 1 and Wayneswell 2 at the cinema. At the cinema? On the 6th night. I don't know why I

agreed to it, but it's, you know, one of those like cult boy films. Yeah. And me thinking I was

being a good girlfriend agreed to go and they basically wasted four hours of my life. Which is Wayne's world. So one after the other? Yeah, literally one after the other and I was the most miserable festival in the world. But I don't know if anyone's ever been to those cult screenings. And everyone, die hard fans. I mean, they were all trying to get like all the lines in before they'd even said it. They were laughing at every single joke. I mean, hardly any of the jokes were funny. No offense if there's any like diehard Wayne's world fans out there. Were they dressed up? Did you see a little boy? They were dressed up. There was cats. There was like loads of t-shirts. Do you have anything exciting that he now needs to do for you and no payment for this? We came out at like half past midnight. I was so tired and I was like I basically won like

5,000 girlfriend points tonight. Well I've been listening to a podcast but sounds a bit more

interesting than that which I actually I was just kind of having a sneak peek through the

Sherlock's file for next week and saw something called the teacher's pet saved. It's

something a piece that Pascal's writing it would have gone live by the time the podcast

airs.

But I thought all that sounds interesting, I'm going to give that a go. And it is amazing.

For anyone who liked cereal or Dirty John, it's right up to the street.

It's about a murder in Australia in the 1980s. It's all a true story. It's a docu podcast.

And it's told by a police detective in the town in. It's all a true story. It's a docu podcast and it's told by a police detective

in the town in Australia where it happened and he's still trying to solve this murder

from like 30 years ago. I really love things like this. It's so good. Like this guy, it's

a wife who's gone missing. Nobody's ever found her body. She just kind of supposedly like

abandoned her family one day but like there's no way to abandon her family. He moved his 16 year old mistress in two days

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