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Marcus Grant,

socially distancing away from the Fantasy Hall of Famer, Fabiano. What do you want? Before the show, you were talking dead to me. You finished that? Yeah, man. Me and my girlfriend got through it really quick. It was pretty good. I'd say they are certainly lined up for a third season. Let's put it that way.

Okay, which is sort of interesting. Because I like the first season. I wasn't sure how long they could keep this concept going. But all right. I mean, they got a little bit creative with it. I mean, there'll be some things that you'll watch and you'll be like, whoa, I didn't see that. Okay. That's odd. And yep, it was pretty good. It was pretty good.

All right.

I will say Christina Applegate and Linda Carlini,

I think make a good duo.

I think they pair well together. So I will give them that. Over the next couple of shows, we're doing positional breakdowns. So this week, we'll get quarterbacks and running backs. Next week, we'll look at wide receivers and tied in. just kind of going through some of the guys we expect we'll perform well some of the guys

who might not perform quite as well and maybe some guys that we should be talking about a little

bit more so we'll get into the quarterbacks today but before we do that talk to our faithful

producer senior edward l murphy esquire murph have you found anything new on uh on net to watch. I just feel like once the last dance is over, I no longer have a purpose of watching television. It's just like I'm lost now because that was so good. And, you know, say what you want about different documentaries and how they're made and which is the best one. It's like, it doesn't matter because none of them have Michael Jordan and what he never does media. So that's why this one was special. So I don't care if it's the best or whatever where you rank it, but it was a special documentary. I'm sad to see that that's over with. But I actually got back into billions last night, which is a phenomenal show. It was just one of those shows that I had to stop because like new stuff came out. I'm glad I'm back in that. So, um, you know, it's not last dance, but it's okay. You know, you know, it's really good. I mean, you guys aren't big into wrestling like I am, but the Undertaker's, um, documentary, they're, they're releasing one episode per week. And it's really good. Like if you're a wrestling fan, The Undertaker is not the type of dude who lets people into his private life, but that's exactly what he's doing now. And it's the first two episodes have been really, really fun to watch. It's pretty cool. Yeah. All right. Cool. Yeah, I'm very curious, though. I know ESPN was advertising some of their other 30 for 30s that are coming.

The Bruce Lee one looks interesting.

Warr Sosa and Lance Armstrong, too, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I know they probably won't have the mass watching appeal that the last dance did,

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