This is the Baymaw podcast with Marty Solomon.

I'm his co-host, Brent Billings.

Today we continue our analysis of season five of The Chosen with a discussion of the sixth episode.

Only got a few episodes left.

We're coming to the end of season five.

And Marty, I just learned before we started that you are one who

keeps up on their social media and is aware of some of the movements of their actors and other things

yeah i kind of feel like the way we're talking about this i should pay more attention to that i'm

normally like entirely spoiler averse sure and i you know it's like a we do know the story of Jesus. So it's not like how much could really get spoiled. Yeah. But also like we're talking about so much that like I feel like I should be the kind of person who's just like digging in and like looking in the background of everything they post and like what's going and try to figure out and I just I haven't I haven't really done that yeah I wouldn't say that I

chase it down a whole like I just I just watch I noticed a post where they were essentially saying

goodbye to jonathan roomy after season six I just gotten done filming season six and And the post said something. It was Dallas's post.

It said saying goodbye to Jonathan Rumi as Jesus. And so I was like, oh, that raises all kinds of

questions about what is season seven? And how are they doing that? I was like, is the glorified

Jesus somebody else? Is that they filmed those shots before he left? Season 7, The Book of Acts? What are we doing here? I'm very interested now. Very, very interested. Well, they have the whole show on Ax, so it's like, why do they need to do it? But I don't know. Yeah. Maybe there's overlap. Yeah. Maybe it's one of those things where there's the two shows and you kind of got to watch them together. And they like, like you, the one show is from this set of people's perspective, but you see the other people in it. And then you watch the other episode of the other show. And it's the same thing just from the reverse perspective. Yeah. Whatever. All right. Enough theorizing. Pointless, meaningless theorizing.

We'll just wait and see what happens.

Vanity of vanities.

Yes, indeed.

All right.

Here we go with episode six, reunions.

We start off at the Passover table, of course.

We have Luke 22 at play here where Jesus is instituting the Lord's supper.

Judas is present, of course, at this time.

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