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With like a piece of fiction on netflix or something like like nobody had done it. and then later we heard about a documentary, the staircase, but we didnt even know about that when we started making serial. we really thought we were just inventing a thing, and we had no idea if people would stay with it. like, like, its called serial because we just thought the thing about this is new is that it will be a serialised story that will roll out week by week and to ensure that satisfying, i guess, a...

More than one episode. we didnt know that you could do a piece of reporting that you could say, "ok, this will continue next week," in the way you would do with like a piece of fiction on netflix or something. like, nobody had done it. and then later, we heard about a documentary, the staircase — but we didnt even know about that when we started making serial. we really thought we were just inventing a thing, and we had no idea if people would stay with it. like, its called serial because we j...

Done with some editing. and the fundamental problem with that central premise of a 15—year—old boy and a 25—year—old woman. who are not having a relationship. who arent having a relationship. but im trying not to say anything... its not a plot spoiler. its not. she does say that. she has to get him off the phone and he finds her up and its a really scary thing to do. let me ask you a question. did you like punch—drunk love? i cant remember enough about it, im afraid. punch—drunk love...

And so captivating. the first 45 minutes to an hour, i was loving it. and then it dips in the middle, and i have spoken to a lot of people who do agree with me they think its too long and could have done with some editing. and the fundamental problem with that central premise of a 15—year—old boy and a 25—year—old woman. who are not having a relationship. who arent having a relationship. but im trying not to say anything... its not a plot spoiler. its not. she does say that. she has to g...

And the fundamental problem with that central premise of a 15—year—old boy and a 25—year—old woman. who are not having a relationship. who arent having a relationship. but im trying not to say anything... its not a plot spoiler. its not. she does say that. she has to get him off the phone and he finds her up and its a really scary thing to do. let me ask you a question. did you like punch—drunk love? i cant remember enough about it, im afraid. punch—drunk love is that adam sandler mo...

Yeah... but im trying not to say anything without doing sort of plot—spoilers... its not a plot—spoiler, its not a plot—spoiler. she says, we are not going out. she does say that several times. she has to get him off the phone and he phones her up and doesnt talk down the phone, and thats a really scary thing to do. let me ask you a question. did you like punch—drunk love? i cant remember enough about it, im afraid. punch—drunk love is the adam sandler movie that after having made magn...

And i know... some of that i agree with. i think the two leads are just fantastic. both of them. and so captivating. the first 45 minutes to an hour i was loving it. and then it dips in the middle and i spoke to a lot of people who do agree with me they think its too long and could have done with some editing and you see, the fundamental problem with that central premise of a 15—year—old boy and a 25—year—old woman. who are not having a relationship. but im trying not to say anything... ...

Here you go, dad, get a load of that. whats that? money so you can practice on a proper golf course. . so, he applies — through a clerical error or a bit off budging, he manages to get into ——or a bit of fudging, he manages to get into the qualifiers, where its not a plot spoiler to say that he doesnt do particularly well. and the really interesting thing — i think theres something very british about embracing the idea of failure as a glorious thing. because certainly, the way that mark ...

A plot spoiler to say that he doesnt do particularly well. and the really interesting thing — i think theres something very british about embracing the idea of failure as a glorious thing. because certainly, the way that mark rylance plays maurice flitcroft is that hes a wholly innocent character. hes somebody who believes — he keeps quoting oscar wilde, you know, "youre in the gutter but youre looking at the stars." well, why shouldnt i, why cant i? well, theres a very good reason, you have...

What? "clothes of the gods." well, you only get the best, jim. i thought i wasjohn. john, yeah, john. good luck, john. those sandwiches look nice, jean. love, can you stop worrying about what you look like and finish filling in this form first? what does that mean, "handicap"? it must be me ailments, i suppose. oh, like your false teeth? lombargo, a touch of arthritis, should i put that down? aye, put that down. hello. all right, then. here you go, dad, get a load of that. whats that? money so y...