Andy McCarl

So we go through kind of these...

very elaborate homes and you're picking holes and like vogue williams for example is kind of gleefully saying how she's destroyed this beautiful home in hoth by giving it a pink kitchen and the the previous owner is absolutely aghast at what she's done to it you've got don mescal who lives in a converted church in cavern and there's a scene in the the ad for this where he said i put a plectrum in it when i went to see it because i feel like you'll come back and part of your spirit is there which annoyed me when i watched it but then when you watch it in the context the show is like

the house is actually beautiful.

And that is basically, it's his house.

And I'm like, yeah, I can see why you do it.

So I really enjoy that aspect.

We have Vogue Williams.

Her episode is this week.

Joanne McNally, her co-host, is this week as well with Aidan Gillen.

I just love these shows because you're looking through

people's perspective and they're, you know, the celebrity, the influence that they want to show you as well.

And it's great to see Dermot Bannon not being able to like fix something with a floor to ceiling window and be forced to kind of go into people's homes and they're showing him what they want.

You can kind of see him going, I'd love to do this.

I think he should have.

He enjoyed the Force one.

For me, the original 95 was probably the best video game adaptation.

And thankfully, this one does actually have Mortal Kombat in it, which the Force film didn't.

So yes, I would recommend it.