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Chris and Andy discuss how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the TV landscape before talking about the ‘Westworld’ Season 3 premiere and Alex Garland’s ‘Devs’
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The spread of coronavirus has halted many television productions, and we take stock of what the TV landscape may look like in the near future (1:39). Westworld returned on Sunday for its third season and many of the show’s old problems returned along with it (21:11). And with Devs, Alex Garland is creating a different kind of TV world that’s interested in the “why” (33:42).
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