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Netflix Plüs, the Dominance of ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ ‘Girls5Eva,’ and ‘Mare of Easttown’ Episode 4

Chris and Andy talk about the news that Netflix is reportedly testing a service called N-Plus, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ getting renewed for an 18th season, and more

By Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
ABC


Chris and Andy talk about the news that Netflix is reportedly testing a service called N-Plus that would include podcasts about shows and other expanded watching experiences (4:05). After getting renewed for an 18th season, Grey’s Anatomy might be the most dominant show on television right now (13:23). Plus, love for Girls5Eva (22:21) and breaking down Mare of Easttown Episode 4 (29:07).

Hosts: Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
Producer: Kaya McMullen

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