Ep. 84: HBO's Fall Sunday Night Slate

The Watch

The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.5 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2016

⏱️ 40 minutes

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"The Ringer's Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald discuss the mysteries of 'Westworld' (6:00), Sarah Jessica Parker's return on 'Divorce' (28:15), and Issa Rae's bright new comedy, 'Insecure' (37:45). Disclosure: HBO is an initial investor in The Ringer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I need support staff to clear the room.
0:04.0	Stand up and walk.
0:06.0	Hello and welcome to the watch.
0:08.0	My name is Chris Ryan.
0:09.0	I'm nettedredtheringer.com and joining me in the studio.
0:13.0	I definitely think he just broke his hand.
0:15.0	That is not a TV reference.
0:17.0	It's Andy Greenwald!
0:18.0	Look, we're in new spaces a lot here.
0:20.0	We're learning a lot about each other and our physical limitations.
0:23.0	And I definitely probably just broke my finger by slamming in the studio door.
0:28.0	But look, all that does is sharp in my focus.
0:31.0	I know.
0:32.0	Maybe I was feeling a little bit flaky today,
0:34.0	but now my insights are razor sharp because adrenaline is a byproduct of extreme physical pain.
0:40.0	You're going to be on that, so maybe you should model the rest of your life off of Paul Bettany and the DaVinci Code.
0:45.0	Can I be honest with you?
0:46.0	Yeah.
0:47.0	I'm sort of hoping to future medics run up behind me right now and inject me with something in the neck.
0:51.0	She just to get me started.
0:53.0	Beating of Paul Bettany and the DaVinci Code?
0:55.0	Are you going to do this?
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