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Many TV productions are on hold because of COVID-19. What happens a few months down the road if there is no new TV?
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With many TV productions on pause due to COVID-19—what will happen a few months down the road if there is no new TV? And what will it look like if all paused TV shows come back at the same time (3:53)? Plus: We break down Better Call Saul S5E7 (24:13) before Rhea Seehorn joins to talk about what it’s like to play Kim Wexler on the show (41:20).
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And, in honor of it’s 25th anniversary, this week’s Cringe Mode is ‘Ever After’
Jo and Mal talk the pirate king’s return and the meaning behind Bo Katan’s journey. Ben later joins to discuss the implications of the episode’s final scene. Plus, episode awards!
Plus, filmmaker A.V. Rockwell joins to discuss her debut feature, ‘A Thousand and One’
Every Friday, Ringer staffers will gather to answer one key question ahead of Sunday’s ‘Succession’ episode. This week’s topic: ulterior motives.
Jason also explains why he’s more excited about the women’s Final Four than the men’s slate
Mal and Jo recap the episode, discussing the introduction of Elijah Wood’s character, Walter, the episode’s shocking ending, and more
