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Chris and Andy discuss how ‘Better Call Saul’ showcases Jimmy and Kim’s relationship in Episode 5, Reese Witherspoon in ‘Little Fires Everywhere,’ and more
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Social distancing is making us appreciate TV in a new light (1:06). In the fifth episode of Better Call Saul, the show showcases Jimmy and Kim’s relationship in a way that stands in contrast to Walter and Skyler’s relationship in Breaking Bad (15:23). And Reese Witherspoon’s character in Little Fires Everywhere is very similar to her character in Big Little Lies, but maybe that’s the point (30:32).
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The two coaches have been linked since their days in Washington and have employed similar offenses across their careers. But recently, their philosophies have diverged—and the NFC championship game won’t be decided by their similarities, but their differences.
Which 10 players are most deserving of the starting nod? Here are my official picks ahead of Thursday’s reveal.
Plus, looking ahead to the conference championship games in Kansas City and Los Angeles
Bill is also joined by Wosny Lambre to discuss the Ben Simmons situation in Philadelphia
Plus, Ariel Helwani talks Bills heartbreak and UFC 270
House and Hubbard also discuss golf’s schedule and whether the sport should be competing with the NFL
