'The Paper' and 'Honey Don't' Reviewed + Aoife Barry on 'The Worst Person In The World'

Due to technical circumstances involving an idiot who can't turn off AutoFocus on a camera, a dog who won't stop his tail wagging or throwing soft toys at guests, and a workload that is steadily rising, this week's episode is now presented solely for your audio pleasure. Your eyeballs will just have to forego the pleasure. On this week's episode, the long-gestating spinoff to 'The Office (US)' arrives with Domhnall Gleeson leading a failing newspaper in the Midwest with a gang of misfits that includes a former White Lotus manager and Tim Key, of all people.

Elsewhere, Ethan Coen's mostly meh noir 'Honey Don't!' gets reviewed and dismissed as middling fare and author and journalist Aoife Barry lands on our shores to talk about Norwegian dramedy 'The Worst Person In The World', a movie about the impossible reality of living with yourself in a world that is slowly decaying, interspersed with emotional blackmail and the smooth Yacht Rock sounds of Christopher Cross.

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RUNNING ORDER 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Hey, where's the video?! 06:03 - 'Honey Don't!' and a quick overview of 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' 13:58 - 'The Paper' and Domhnall Gleeson's comedic chops 24:26 - Aoife Barry on 'The Worst Person In The World' 58:00 - Outro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.