The Boat That Rocked

And basically what it does is it serves to homogenize our world, which would otherwise be basically millions of unique experiences.

To make things worse, the whole of media, entertainment, sports news, music, film, anything you can think of nearly, are controlled by very few corporations pushing a similar agenda.

In many cases, the same agenda.

Currently, gender dystopia is one of the common agendas, and what it's doing is seeking to replace in your mind what nature shows you to be true.

As soon as the crowd could hear, the question stopped being scientific and became a commercial interest.

Who pays? Who advertises? And who is allowed to transmit?

And there's actually a film around these days.

I don't remember when it came out.

Olivia Llewellyn was Helen, the amorous wedding guest.

She's appeared in Penny Dreadful, The Lizzie Borden Chronicles, and Pirate Radio.

She hasn't done a lot of acting in the last 10 years, and if she is the Olivia Llewellyn Eric found on Instagram, she draws really nice pet portraits.

Perry Snowden was James, the wedding guest who didn't get to score.

different title in Europe, right? Yeah,

it was called The Boat That Rocked.

That's it.

Yes.

Hi everyone.

So as we are back and as we are getting underway in the Spooktober season, we have, well, for your selection, we've come upon one of the, well, the iconic films of the 21st century.

One of the most enduring and famous and popular horror comedies.

And it's the first of the Cornetto trilogy.

He was in the movie version of

that.

He was also in, and we might do this for the podcast if it's your selection, Richard Curtis's The Boat That Rocked, which has got a great cast.

And maybe you'll pick it one day.

This happened in the UK as well.

Have you ever watched The Boat That Rocked?

I have not.

It's a fantastic film.