
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 | 1084 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Chris and Andy talk about the news that streaming executive Cindy Holland is leaving Paramount ahead of the company’s merger with Warner Bros. Discovery and what that means for HBO head Casey Bloys (2:11). Then they discuss a pair of new shows in HBO... more
Chris and Andy talk about Jon Watts directing the next ‘Star Wars’ film, which will be the next chapter in the Skywalker saga (2:19). Then they discuss ‘Lanterns’ Episode 7 (14:41). Later, Chris is joined by Van Lathan to break down the ‘Lioness’ Sea... more
Chris is joined by Joanna Robinson to talk about the series announcements that came out of Netflix’s first ever UK Upfront presentation (2:09), ‘The Beast in Me’ returning for a second season despite being marketed as a limited series (13:58), and in... more
Chris and Andy talk about Paramount reaching a settlement with state attorneys general over an antitrust lawsuit, bringing the David Ellison-owned studio one step closer to the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (1:59). Then they react to HBO winn... more
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This podcast duo are gold: the jokester and the egghead, chris snd andy, and the insights are worth a fun long listen. Brilliant and funny. Should teach something to your sophomoric colleagues and their inane chatter on the prestige tv podcast. This is worlds better.
CR: PLEASE follow up and do a Lioness pod with Van Lathan! Love that show but nobody’s talking about it except for a dabble from you every now and then (not surprised Andy doesn’t like it).
Amazing guys who really enjoy and break down TV in a respectful, friendly way. Take a listen; you will not be disappointed.
If you are new to the pod and struggling to keep track, Andy is the one who likes Bluey, reality baking shows, half of one season of a dozen English-speaking shows…and hates literally every other piece of filmed fiction.
Too much sports talk. Also, Pluribus not in your top 10 is a crime.
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A two-host pop culture breakdown focusing on TV, film, and broader entertainment trends. Episodes mix long-form discussions of current prestige TV, streaming strategy, and industry economics with sharp, witty banter and occasional guest voices. Regular threads include in-depth analyses of flagship series, behind-the-scenes production insights, and reflections on awards, franchises, and the evolving media landscape. A standout aspect is the balance between scrupulous critique and humorous, personal storytelling, with frequent references to industry context that can help listeners understand why certain shows succeed or fail and how streaming dynamics shape what reaches audiences.
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