
Every week, The Ringer's Andy Greenwald and Chris Ryan -- longtime friends and pop culture addicts -- break down the latest in TV, movies, and music.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1050 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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(00:00) Chris and Andy talk about the ‘Euphoria’ series finale (02:22) and the choices behind Rue’s ending. Then they discuss the finale of ‘Hacks’ (49:47) and how its ending differs from Euphoria’s much darker sendoff. Later, they break down ‘Star C... more
Chris and Andy talk about the controversy surrounding ‘MobLand’ (8:12) and their anticipation for the upcoming second seasons of ‘The Agency’ (15:43) and ‘Sugar’ (20:09). Then they discuss ‘Widow’s Bay’ Episodes 6-7 and the growing excitement around ... more
Chris is joined by Joanna Robinson to react to the ‘Survivor’ Season 50 finale and their thoughts on the season as a whole (2:56), before talking about the first two episodes of ‘The Boroughs,’ a Netflix sci-fi show produced by The Duffer Brothers (2... more
Chris talks about what’s new on TV this week (1:25), before briefly reacting to the ‘Lanterns’ trailer (3:01). Then he breaks down ‘Euphoria’ Season 3, Episode 6 by way of a Zach Lowe-esque 10 Things list (4:27). Later, he is joined by Lane Brown, a ... more
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I stormed out of my own shower when I heard some youth telling me these dumb brothers on this season were compelling. Make her watch the voltaggio season. She asked, does it matter who wins, is this one of Andy’s daughters??? Is this a nepo situation? Where is Chris? Did you think you could sneak this past the listeners?
The hosts are tediously boring and the content is dry and tired.
Please watch Tom Hollander play Truman Capote in the Hulu series Feud. Excellent accent.
These weirdos cover euphoria but not not DTF? Omg. These two are like a couple of old, out of touch Brooklyn hipsters sitting in a coffee shop talking loud so people think they are cool. Yuck.
Andy has full-on Trump Derangement Syndrome. Pathetic how he goes way out of his way to go on Trump rant that has nothing to do with the shows being discussed. No one listens to this for your political views. Just stick to the shows please (except, of course, True Detective Season 1 - the defining review of his career) because we know he ain’t getting another shot at actually creating one after Briarpatch barely made it to air!
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Two veteran pop culture critics dissect the latest in TV, film, and related media each week, blending sharp analysis with playful banter. Episodes frequently feature deep dives into current streaming strategy, high-profile series, and industry shifts, anchored by guest interviews from showrunners, creators, and actors. The show is known for smart, opinionated discussions that mix narrative critique with behind-the-scenes industry context, making it a go-to for listeners who want thoughtful criticism and insider perspectives about prestige TV, streaming trends, and cultural conversations. A notable strength is the chemistry between hosts, which keeps conversations lively even when tackling dense topics, and the cadence of sponsor reads woven... more
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