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Welcome everybody. I tell you, man, I've started a ton of new things before but I have literally,

I can't remember the last time I've been this excited about starting something because it plays into something I never thought I'd get paid to do and that's watch fucking television.

I'm serious for those who don't know if you didn't read that handy description that was right there before you clicked on this pod.

I'm Jamel Hill joined by Van Lathan and this is way down and a whole I know check this out, man.

We really made it. We're getting paid to fucking watch television.

Yeah, it's crazy. Like all the things that we pour into that we talk about that we deal with, the wire is almost like weed in that is the one thing that if you go into a room and you got some, if you got some kind of commentary, some take on the wire, everybody just huddles around you.

I mean, so it's a pleasure of mine in terms of shows that not just I love to because I've loved a lot of shows, right? It's a lot of show I love I love homeboys from out of space. Love that show.

Wait, time out. You love it. I got to step right here. I loved it. Oh my god. Love it. Love it. And by the way, it's one of those shows where I feel like if you didn't really love it, maybe there's no point you were taking yourself a little too seriously.

A little bit. I love home. You know that show set us back as a people, right?

Yeah, but it depends on what you look at it. You know what I mean? But what I the reason why I say is it's very few shows that you love as much as I love the wire.

And are actually important enough to warrant doing it what it is that we're doing right now.

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