0:45 Nick and Fiona explore the 80s New York ball scene with Ryan Murphy’s Pose.

6:07 They’re joined by Producer Dan to address the many questions we all have after the Counterpart finale.

19:17 Producer Dan talks to Marc Fennell about his new special for The Feed: Sex in Japan: Dying for Company.

30:16 Then Nick and Fiona go over what movies are worth taking the kids to this school holidays. And Nick is all turned around on The Marvelous Mrs Maisel – and he was struck by Sorry for Your Loss.

Marc Fennell stops by to tell us about his new Feed special, Fiona and Nick discuss new shows Pose and The Marvelous Mrs Maisel. And they wrap up their ongoing chat about Counterpart.

Emergency Emmys pod! Sort of!

0:36 Nick and Fiona are joined by Producer Dan to talk through what was terrible and what was not so terrible about the Emmy Awards.

18:51 Then Fiona talks to Bruce Beresford about his new Australian film Ladies in Black.

We return to regular Counterpart recapping next week.

Fiona and Nick discuss the 70th annual Prime Time Emmy Awards and then chat with Director Bruce Beresford about his new film Ladies in Black.

0:44 John Cho calls in to talk about his new movie Searching

17:04 Producer Dan returns for a rousing discussion of episodes 7 and 8 of Counterpart

31:47 The new French series Nude, set in a world of mandated nakedness, prompts some very big questions - like what happens when it gets cold?

36:58 What they’ve been watching: Fiona digs the new Korean thriller The Witness; Nick is getting more and more into Kidding.

Everyone's favourite John Cho joins The Playlist this week to talk about his new film 'Searching'. Also, Fiona and Nick talk all things 'Nude'. Oh, and also more Counterpart talk.

1:01 Nick and Fiona speak glowingly and carefully about new doc, Three Identical Strangers - without giving anything away.

4:09 Fiona talks to Lynne Ramsay, the director of You Were Never Really Here.

28:26 Producer Dan leads our in-depth analysis of Counterpart, episodes 5 and 6.

42:36 Nick talks to Ernie Dingo about the new series of his show Going Places.

The challenge this week is for Fiona and Nick to discuss the feature documentary Three Identical Strangers without revealing any of its many surprises. Also, Fiona talks with Lynne Ramsay, Nick chats with Ernie Dingo, and then both talk with Producer Dan about Counterpart.

0:55 Nick and Fiona discuss the Oscar-nominated Lebanese movie The Insult and Nick talks to the film’s fiery director, Ziad Doueiri.

30:50 Then Nick talks to Eddie Izzard, star of the Australian movie The Flip Side.

40:36 Producer Dan hosts the continuing exploration of Counterpart.

55:22 Nick reminisces over the classic and weirder work of the playwright Neil Simon.

57:24 And Fiona has experienced The Natural for the first time.

This week Nick and Fiona interview Eddie Izzard and director Ziad Doueri. There's alsmo more discussion of Counterpart season one and a remembrance of Neil Simon.