Hey everyone, I'm Matt Wilstein from The Daily Beast and welcome to Obsessed, the podcast, where we talk about everything that's unmissable in TV, movies, and pop culture.

Today on the show, I'm going to be talking to our entertainment critic, Nick Shager, about my unmissable show of the week, The Chair Company, starring Tim Robinson and

Lake Bell. And a little bit later, I'm going to be talking to The Lake Bell about her role

on that show, along with that time she auditioned for Woody Allen, and a very deeply

embarrassing story about her and Merrill Streep. So now let's get into it. This is Obsessed the podcast.

All right. Now we are going to be joined by my friend, The Daily Beast Obsessed, Chief Entertainment

Critic, Nick Schager. Nick, are you chief entertainment critic, or did I give you an extra title there?

Hey, Matt, you have given me an extra title, but I'm happy to take any and all titles that make me sound even more important.

So chief, lead, whatever you got for me.

Well, you are very important, Nick.

You know, first of all, you see everything.

So, you know, you've seen everything that there is to see as far as I know. So maybe before we get into our conversation today about what I want to talk about, what's the last great thing you've seen, Nick? Is there anything that you've seen that you just, that you want to shout out or recommend? I do, although it's not out yet. It's coming out in a couple of weeks. So this is a...

Yeah, yeah.

You get to see everything before everybody else.

This is a sneak preview, which is, you know,

Baz Luhrman made Elvis a couple of years ago in the biopic,

and he has an IMAX documentary coming out, a concert film called Epic,

which is an acronym for Elvis Presley in

concert, which is out in February, and it is unbelievably good. I am not, I am not the biggest

Elvis fan in the world. I like Elvis. I'm not even the biggest Baz Luhrman fan in the world,

but the concert film is fantastic.

It just is an overwhelming experience, especially in IMAX.

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