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Alison Herman and Andrew Gruttadaro join Chris to talk about their ideal night of network television, then Leslye Headland sits down to discuss her new Netflix show
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We build our ideal night of network television from a landscape of streaming comedies and network dramas (2:50). Then the director of Russian Doll, Leslye Headland, joins the show to talk about her personal inspirations for the show (39:50) and creating the loop timeline (52:58).
Host: Chris Ryan
Guests: Alison Herman, Andrew Gruttadaro, Leslye Headland
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