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Hello and welcome to the watch. My name is Chris Ryan. I am editor at Thuringar.com and joining

me in the studio is my favorite Elvis impersonator. It's Andy Gruehlaw. Is that a big little

lies wreck? It's a deep big little lies wreck to the finale. And since Andy is not, shall we say,

a viewer of big little lies? You could put it that way. But we could not talk about it.

No, nor did I want to not clean race demands it. We brought in our buddy Allison Herun. Hi,

Allison. Hey, I'm so honored. I was here for the intro. I got to hear the yell.

That's right. How are you feeling? I'm feeling great. I'm feeling like I'm witnessing history.

Can I say, can I just jump in here and say one quick thing? Let's put the disclaimer up front.

I'm sorry. I guess I, I guess I botched it. No, no, no, no, no, let me have this.

Let me have it. How do we cover TV now? Chris is TV necessary to cover TV.

I pushed the limits of that already. Let me just say, you know, I watched with the rest of America.

I watched the first episode of big little lies. Unlike apparently large swaths of America,

I tapped out, said, no, not for me. I guess I was wrong. I can admit that people seem

delighted by the show. They seem to love it. Guys, the think piece furnace is just just burning on

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