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Will and Kevin discuss a scene theme chosen by their patrons—the watercooler cappers and ambiguous endings which linger long after the credits have rolled. From cliffhangers and ironic conclusions to open-ended resolutions, whether wonderful or bewildering.

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Will and Kevin got on mic for a spoiler-free chat to discuss, among other things, the brand new Netflix show Ripley with Andrew Scott, the surprisingly strong Omen prequel The First Omen from Arkasha Stevenson, Adam Wingard's Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, and to continue their thoughts on 3 Body Problem, Mr and Mrs Smith, Invincible, Shōgun and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Plus, they run through the big upcoming releases of the summer.

Will and Kevin dive into a topic suggested by their Patrons for their sixtieth episode. Whether it's good cop/bad cop routines, grandstanding face-offs, or the unexpected mind games of characters negotiating with the truth, it's the Best Interrogation Scene!

For a complete list of films discussed on the show, check out The Best Bits on Letterboxd.

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Will and Kevin chat about, among other things, Netflix's heady new SF show 3 Body Problem from Game of Thrones creators Benioff & Weiss, Jake Gyllenhaal's take on Amazon's Road House remake from Doug Liman, and the new X-Men '97 sequel series on Disney Plus. As usual, the conversation is spoiler-free.

Will Collins and Kevin Lehane, writers of Irish films like Song of the Sea, Wolfwalkers and Grabbers, discuss their favourite Irish films ahead of this St Patrick's Day. This episode was suggested by listener Micháel. If you would like to recommend a future episode, email the show at bestbitspodcast.com/contact with your suggestion.

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Will and Kevin chat Dune: Part Two! Skip to the 32:30-minute mark for their review, which contains slight spoilers. Will also caught up with the Aussie horror Talk to Me, the '90s set drama A Thousand and One, and the three-part docu-crime series American Nightmare on Netflix. Kevin watched the first episode of Shōgun on Disney+, started Strange New Worlds on Paramount Plus, and has seen most of the new Mr. and Mrs. Smith show on Amazon Prime.