Hello everyone. Well, we are on the other side of Holy Week, and I thought it would be a great time to highlight one of my favorite TV series, The Chosen.

Laura Todd and I discuss our favorite episodes, our thoughts on faith-based shows, and how a laughing, loving, intentional Jesus is both entertaining and impactful to watch.

Hey everyone, I'm Lindsay and welcome to the I Hate Green Beans podcast. During each episode,

I'll be discussing television, movies, music, and books with friends who love pop culture as

much as I do. For those of you wondering, yes, we will be talking about the Bachelor franchise.

And no, I do not want to try your grandmother's famous green bean cassero recipe.

But thanks for offering.

Now sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

It's episode 296 of the I Hate Green Beans podcast.

I'm your host, Lindsay. I'm here with Todd and Laura. Atria! Hey! We're back again. You know the last time we were all together, we did Maverick.

Oh, look that. That wasn't that long ago. That's so fun. Nine months? Six months. Nine months. Six months.

In the same vein, we're going to talk about the Chosen series. They're exactly the same. Trace hands. It's been three seasons and we've never talked about it. I think that it was Laura's idea to do it during Holy Week. So we're doing on the back end of Holy Week.

Easter Monday was yesterday. It was. That's right. That's right. I didn't have it all, but it was yesterday.

And he is still risen. He is. So risen all the way. He is.

The Chosen. Laura, why don't you tell listener what the Chosen series is?

Okay, so there's three seasons of it.

It is a series that was created by this guy named Dallas Jenkins,

and it focuses on the disciples of Jesus.

Yes. And so it's, so it tells the story of Jesus and the 12 disciples,

but it does it in a way that is really well done.

So not cheesy, not goofy, not kind of like typical Christian movies that come out.

It's really, really well done. Jesus is funny. The disciples are

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