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Laura Linney of ‘Ozark’ and Josh Phelps on José Andrés’s Restaurant Relief Work

Plus: ‘Modern Family,’ ‘Top Chef,’ ‘Better Call Saul,’ and ‘Briarpatch’

By Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
Netflix


There was not one, but two shows with desert-wandering scenes this week. Chris and Andy talk about Better Call Saul S5E8 (4:50) and the penultimate episode of Briarpatch and what goes into creating a scene like that (11:49). Then, they get on the line with Josh Phelps, who works at José Andrés’s World Central Kitchen, to talk about the organization’s relief work (39:02). Finally Chris is joined by Laura Linney to talk about her electrifying role as Wendy on Ozark (57:19).

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