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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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Mallory and Joanna talk popular HBO shows and compile a sizeable list of book recommendations for any and all interested parties—give them a look!
Plus, writer-director Brandon Cronenberg joins to discuss his new film ‘Infinity Pool’
Bryan and Nora unpack some NFL playoff media topics, Jason Gay joins to discuss how Billy Packer’s career transformed college basketball, and more
Wosny Lambre is joined by Adam Friedland to talk about the Lakers, the similarities between soccer and basketball, Friedland’s career as a comedian and podcaster, and more
As always, Rachel and Callie are here to dish out and comment on any Bravo news of the week
John also talks about the toughest trades he had to make during his time with the Grizzlies and whether the Hawks would ever trade Trae Young during the season
