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Fresh off of Talk the Thrones, the Ringer is introducing a new live Twitter after show covering season two of HBO's Big Little Lies.

Immediately after each episode, the Ringer's Amanda Dobbins and ESPN's Mina Kimes will be going live to give their initial reactions and break down everything we saw in the episode.

And to kick us off, there will be a special season two preview

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Hello and welcome to the penultimate episode of the recapables Billions edition.

I'm your host, Alison Herman, and I am joined as I have not been for a couple weeks,

but we are so glad to have him back.

It is Ringer's Staff writer and number one Wags fanboy, Miles Surrey.

What's up, Miles?

Hey, I'm glad to be back.

I thought you guys were done with me, like the podcast version of Pimp Rule 101.

Listen, we're like Axe.

When you're in the circle, you get special treatment, and you are very much in the circle of

the recapables billions.

This podcast truly could not exist without your enthusiasm for the going on at Axe Capitol and to a lesser extent, the New York State Attorney General's office. As we mentioned up top, this was the second to last episode of the entire fourth season of billions, which is hard to believe. It feels like only yesterday when Axe was just starting to wage his

war against Taylor and hooking up with Rebecca Cantu. This episode is called Lamster. It was

written by Adam R. Perlman and directed by Neil Berger and Matthew McLuda. And I thought it was a

really enjoyable episode of Billions. It didn't quite feel like a scene setting episode, even though

that's obviously what it was. But just to start, what was your tweet-length review of what we just saw?

So it's like me and Roxanne, when Billions gets down, it doesn't fuck around.

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