What's up, Knicks fans? Hopefully by now you've heard about T-squared Social, your new home for

Nick's film school watch parties. The next one on Sunday, April 28th for game four of the

Knicks' first round series against the Sixers. Founded by Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake,

this place has everything for a sports fan. Watch the entire Knicks, Rangers, and Islanders

playoff runs, or other sporting events like the Red Hot Mets and Yankees or other NBA playoff games.

T-squared also wants you to know that even when KFS isn't there, you could still join them to watch all Knicks playoff games from a private viewing area that features the largest screen in New York City or reserve a table, grab a drink, and order a

delicious meal while surrounded by their several dozen TV screens. Take this Thursday, for example,

the Knicks play game three, the Yankees play the athletics, the Islanders play the Hurricanes,

and it's the NFL draft. If you're a Knicks fan but also on a multitask, T-squared will make

sure you don't miss a meaningful minute of the action.

T-squared Social, your number one place to watch the next big Knicks game.

Get a free draft beer when you tell them Nick's film school sent you.

Visit T-squaredsocial.com for more information. Hello, everybody and welcome to another edition of the Knicks Film School pregame show.

My name is Andrew Claudio, aka GMAC, and it's time to somewhat recap the last

two games of the series. That's not what you do on a pregame show, but we're going to look ahead to

game three and however long this series potentially goes. The Knicks are up to O and their best of

seven against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Some controversy surrounding the end of game 2 from one perspective.

Maybe injustice was taking place.

And for the other perspective, one of the more magical moments in their franchise's history, we're going to look at both sides of the coin today and talk to someone

with the Sixers perspective on what happened in Game 2 and what's happened in the first two

games. And of course, look ahead to what might happen in games three, four, five, and maybe even

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