Hello, welcome back to the Prestige TV podcast feed.

I'm Joanna Robinson.

I'm Rob Mahoney.

We are here live and in person to talk about the TV event of the year. Yeah, why not?

Sure. It's stick on Apple TV Plus. But before we talk about this new own Wilson show that is ostensibly about golf, we're going to talk about that in a second.

Golf, the meaning of life, family. I was reading this really fascinating. Have you

heard of Bill Simmons? Vaguely, yes. He wrote this really fascinating piece on this website

called Grantland several years ago. I've also heard of that, but mostly by reputation.

Where he was talking about, is it a sports movie or is it a rom-com? Yeah.

It was sort of a delineation. He had a bunch of

different sort of criteria on his rubric or whatever. Because we're going to talk about,

not just talk about stick and whether or not it is, is it a sports show or is it a daddy

issue show? This is a question we can ask ourselves. One would argue all sports shows are Daddy Issue shows at their core?

A great title of a lost episode.

And then before we do that, we each watched a golf movie we had never seen before.

And so we just thought we would talk about, I don't know, sports movies quite broadly, a topic that might be of interest to people who frequent the ringer.

Golf as a sport, how does it lend itself to the medium of a sports movie or a sports TV show?

And then how Stick sort of measures up to these other two.

I would say classics of sports cinema.

I would definitely say so.

I was looking at a bunch of lists of the top golf movies of all time.

And every list had these two movies that we're about to talk about briefly before we get into stick at the top.

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