You're listening to episode 200 of TV's top five, the Hollywood Reporter's TV podcast.

I'm Leslie Goldberg, the West Coast TV editor, and I'm joined as always by the great Dan

Feinberg, THR's chief TV critic.

Dan, congratulations, my friend, on 200 episodes.

Oh, congratulations to you as well.

I appreciate your party hats and the avalanche of balloons that you just released in your house.

Very, very festive.

Yeah, we don't have the typical landmark episode cake to cut, but instead of that, I was actually kind of thinking that maybe our listeners can head on over to your local podcast platform or maybe even tweet us or, hell, do both with your favorite topics and interviews and let us know when you started listening.

And we can celebrate that way.

I'd rather have cake.

Yeah, that's also true.

But let's take the one with less cake. Yeah, that's also true. But let's take, let's take the one with

less sugar. How about that? I still rather have cake. All right. Well, we've got a super-sized

episode this week, and it is anchored by an hour-long interview with Susan Rovner, the head of

Peacock and NBC, as well as a plethora of cable networks. But first, before we get into our five topics this week, I'm going to get a little sentimental.

A big shout out to our incredible producer, Matt Whitehurst, who keeps us sounding great and

continues to advocate for us.

Thank you for all your continued hard work, Matt.

And special thanks to all of our friends of the five who have supported us along the way. Thank you for all your continued hard work, Matt. And special thanks to all of our friends of the five who have supported us along the way,

including Matt Bellany, who spearheaded what has become TV's top five,

our former producer, Josh Farnham, and our former social superstar Shannon O'Connor.

And an extra special thanks to our regular listeners who email and tweet us frequently.

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