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It definitely borrows a little from crime dramas past, some quite significant crime dramas we all know and love, but I think it should also be applauded for tackling really tough topics and having some good twists and turns along the way.

And finally, I have finished Last Scene on Apple TV.

Neil has said this before, sometimes these shows just don't know how to end well.

This one had a couple of remarkable coincidences in the build-up.

Well, given the time of year, it's the perfect time to put out some vampire slop.

Potential vampire slop.

Well, best watched at night, and on Apple TV on the 30th of October, we have Nocturne, where a former homicide detective relocates to a small Pennsylvania town, which comes under attack by an imprisoned serial killer.

This is based on the Swedish Jonna or Jonna Linna novels by Lars Kepler.

Really? Slow

Horses on Apple TV+.

I've been told to watch Slow Horses.

It is about a British spy I found out tonight.

He used to direct like music videos and things like that.

And he directed recently Widow's Bay for Apple TV, like Berry and things like that.

And he was offering this insight that, you know, when you're shooting a film, it's kind of like planning a heist.

And when you are shooting a TV show, it's kind of like starting a corporation.

Oh, yeah.

Did you see that Christina Applegate says she's been misdiagnosed? She does not have MS.

Did she take the test on a Theranos?

Because I've been sick, I haven't been able to see the movie yet.

Strange is scheduled to be sentenced in January and faces a maximum of five years in prison.

And finally, Apple TV has announced the first fully authorized documentary about Fleetwood Mac.

The film brings together the memories of Mick Fleetwood, John McPhee, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and of course, the late Christine McPhee.

It promises an unprecedented look at the band's history, including the music, relationships, and the drama behind one of rock's most enduring throats.

That documentary drops in January on Apple TV.

That is your music news in a minute, or so.

On KSL Newsradio, I'm John Smith reporting.

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HBO.

Oh, HBO.

HBO and Apple TV are arguably the only two platforms producing good shows now.

Yeah.

Essentially, the acquired... show about Disney tells you why Disney doesn't seem as good.

Cutting the cord was a huge deal.

Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Peacock, Paramount+, Apple TV, Prime Video.

It's getting a little ridiculous, if you ask.

Because this isn't even a complete list.

I don't know where our son gets it, that he could just do it.

You know, we we've been we're late to the party, but Widows Bay on Apple TV won a bunch of won a bunch of Emmys.

So we're we're really enjoying it because there's a lot of like funny pieces to it.

But there's enough horror in it that, you know, then I take the dogs out for like to, you know.