'Little Fires Everywhere' | TV Concierge

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4.4 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2020

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Bill Simmons explains to Amanda Dobbins why even though Reese Witherspoon's latest TV project, 'Little Fires Everywhere,' is very bad, he watched every single episode. Hosts: Bill Simmons and Amanda Dobbins Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Exclusively on Disney Plus.
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0:06.0	The multi-award winning series, FX's The Bear, is back for a brand new season.
0:11.0	Upon my signal, unleash hell.
0:15.0	And every second counts.
0:17.0	When that shows zero, this restaurant ceases operations.
0:21.8	FX is the bear.
0:23.1	New season now streaming exclusively on Disney Plus.
0:27.1	18 plus subscription required.
0:28.6	Teas and Cs apply.
0:55.2	TV concierge. My name is Bill Simmons. I'm with Amanda Davins. We both suffered through a show called Little Fires Everywhere on Hulu. That was a big Hulu project that was a captivating watch for the following reason. I thought it was one of the worst television shows I've ever seen.
0:57.2	I enjoyed every minute of it.
1:01.5	And the season finale went to levels that I just was not prepared for.
1:03.3	Amanda, are you glad you watch the show?
1:05.1	I'm glad to know about it.
1:13.2	It is one of those transcendent train wrecks that really has to be seen to be believed or disbelieved, as the case may be,
1:16.8	because especially the last three hours, I just yelled, what are they doing?
1:17.7	What are they doing?
1:19.1	What are they doing at the TV?
1:20.2	And that's fun.
1:21.5	Yeah, I agree.
1:23.4	It was also fun to watch with other people.
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