Ep. 79: 'Transparent,' 'Fleabag,' and 'The Good Place'

The Watch

The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.5 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2016

⏱️ 56 minutes

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The Ringer's Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald discuss the transcendent return of 'Transparent,' Antoine Fuqua's magnificent new film (8:00), the evaporation of the fourth wall on 'Fleabag' (26:00), Netflix's 'Easy' (36:00), NBC's 'The Good Place' (45:00), and the professionalism of 'The Ranch' (53:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today's episode of The Watch is brought to you by Jaguar, the art of performance.
0:05.4	To learn more about the all-new Jaguar XE, visit JaguarUSA.com.
0:10.0	I need support to have to clear the room.
0:13.6	Stand up and walk.
0:15.8	Hello and welcome to The Watch.
0:17.9	My name is Chris Ryan.
0:19.0	I am an editor at TheRinger.com and joining me in the studio.
0:23.4	He's been to Shell and Back.
0:25.1	It's Andy Greenwald!
0:27.1	Hello, my friend.
0:29.1	Good to have you here.
0:31.1	An extremely Jewish episode of The Watch today.
0:33.6	Well, one and a half, yeah.
0:34.6	Is that a crazy thing to say to start this episode?
0:37.1	It's a little weird.
0:38.1	But we're talking about transparent, so it's okay.
0:41.1	One and a half Jews up in this piece.
0:43.6	Andy, it's great to see you.
0:46.6	I want to talk before we get.
0:47.6	We're going to talk about the sort of state of television comedy.
0:50.1	This is our TV check-in week.
0:51.1	We're going to check in with some new comedies today.
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