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the West Coast TV editor, and I'm joined by the great Dan Feinberg, THR's chief TV critic. Hi, Dan.

Happy Bastille Day. Sure. It's Bastille Day for those who celebrate, or I guess now when people are listening, it's the day after Bastille Day.

So happy day after Bastille Day to everyone.

And happy few days after the Emmy nominations.

We've got a very big episode to get to, breaking down all things Emmys, and a fantastic interview with a headwriter for Miss Marvel.

And spoiler alert, we will get into the finale.

We definitely get into the finale.

It's sort of a mixed bag on spoilers, but definitely don't, you know,

you probably want to watch the finale before listening to the interview is all we will say.

Yeah, this is another

one of our favorite interviews. I will tease with that. So before we get into all of that,

let's start off how we usually do. Headlines.

Number one. Leading off, the bear has earned a speedy second season renewal at FX.

Apple has picked up Lute for a second season, and Hulu has granted a third season to only murders in the building.

And a reminder, you can listen to our interviews with the showrunners from Lute and the Bear in episodes 174 and 175, respectively.

Two solid consecutive episodes with shows people are talking about on television this summer. In casting news, Aaron Paul, Josh Hartnett, Zazi Beats, and Kate Mara will lead the cast

of Black Mirror, season six for Netflix, and Netflix's Bridgerton star, Jonathan Bailey, has joined Matthew

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