The following podcast contains explicit language.

I'm Stephen MacCaff and this is the Sla Culture Gap Fest claggy Sponge addition.

On today's show, Breaking Bad has returned for a two-hour coda on Netflix.

El Camino sews up the loose thread known as Jesse Pinkman.

And then the great British baking show or bake off what have you has gone from a lovely little

piece of Anglophilia to a global juggernaut. We discuss its latest

iteration and whether it is held on to in the face of its mega success, whether it's

held on to its tender charms. And finally, have the high hopes for the

streaming revolution finally run a ground on a glut of money and content and good old corporate greed.

We will discuss a package in the LA Times.

Speaking of which joining me is Julia Turner the deputy managing editor of the LA Times and the

editor in charge of that package, hey Julia.

Hello hello.

And of course Dana Stevens, who is the film critic of Slate, hey Dana.

Hello, good day. Dennis.

Hello, good day.

You escape the war.

A Paramount Plus new original series,

starring David Yellowowo, Donald Sutherland, and Dennis Quaid.

I took an oath to take care of one.

Stream Lorman Bass Reeves on Paramount Plus

and joined by the 27th of November

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