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For all its super stellar glamour and the exquisite 70s and 80s production design that's

very alamode, winning time is just a whirlwind of benign energy. That's Nick Heltz of the

Independent Talking About Winning Time. We are taping this on Thursday, April 14th. Chris

and I are going to break down the six episodes we've seen so far. I know by the time you

listen to this the seventh episode of air. Hopefully nothing major happens in the world

of entertainment the next few days because we will not be aware of it today. We are talking

about that. That's for our new is talking about winning time. Our old, a great Jimmy Cagney

movie. This is the oldest film as you mentioned last week on the episode. Love me or leave

me about a toxic relationship from 1955. Where is my Doris Day fans? Raise your hands. You're

going to love this. Our Wild Card, it's a great one. Chuck Closterman, brilliant writer.

He has written a book called The 90s. I absolutely loved it. We got two Wild Cards.

We have Chuck and we have Billy. Billy is the more surprised Wild Card. Billy is here

of course in the Dan Levitard show. We want to have him want to discuss the debate between

Bautista versus the rock. But he also gives opinions about being a dad at the park and

there's lots of other stuff. We go around the Ornith. I think we should get to that first.

I like Billy. He brings a fun energy. I say we get to that. We'll do the reviews after.

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