Hello, welcome back to the Presti-TV podcast feed.

I'm Joanna Robinson.

I'm Rob Mahoney.

It's Mr. Burger Kabob himself, Rob Mahoney. How are you doing? You know what? I don't want any associations with mystery meat after this week. You know, if it's ground and unrecognizable, I simply don't want to be associated with it. We're pretty nervous about it. We're pretty nervous about it. This episode is titled Got Milk, Episode 5 of Plurvis, we should say. That's the show we're talking about. We are recording this a little early. We're recording this on Monday, the Monday before the Thanksgiving holiday, just to get ahead of some of our stuff. So we won't have the usual, like, checking in with the official podcast, checking in to see what Reddit thinks of this episode, et cetera, et cetera. This is just unadulterated.

Rob and Joanna, our thoughts only.

Also, I mean, hopefully you've already noticed by the time you're listening to this,

but the episode itself, the plurper episode itself, dropped a little early on Apple to get in front of the Thanksgiving holiday.

So Rob suggested that you listen to this podcast while you're driving to be with your families on Thanksgiving. Or in place of as well. You know, if you, if you need an escape, we are happy to provide that for you. And you could even say, I mean, you just urgently need to listen to your favorite podcast about that show you watched last night rather than spend time with your frustrating loved ones.

You're like, it's, it's, it's Robin Joanna. It's a must, it's a must listen. We got to.

Got Milk is the name of the episode.

Written by Ariel Levine and directed by Gordon Smith.

Rob Mahoney.

Joanna Robinson. We've talked about patients inside of a Vince Gilligan episode.

That was not very patient of me.

I got to say, I jumped the gun.

We talked about unusual formatting inside of Vince Gilligan episode.

What did you think of this episode in which Carol is alone for much of the runtime?

You know what? I loved it. Did you? Tell me. I think this was my favorite episode since the pilot.

Since the pilot. Okay. Tell me why. Some of that is like the way that it sort of brings the personal

stakes for Carol and the global stakes for Carol into very direct conversation.

I thought it was very elegantly done. I was all about it. You know, the grief has been there for

Carol every single episode to date. I think your mileage on that may vary. There's certainly

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