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Breaking down the significance of Chuck and Axe being on the same side
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The Ringer’s Alison Herman and Miles Surrey discuss the significance of Chuck and Axe being on the same side (5:11), the most scarring food moments of the episode (7:32), and this week’s MVPs (17:47).
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