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We're going to have a little baby.

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I need sports to have to clear the room.

Stand up and walk now.

Hello and welcome to The Watch.

My name is Chris Ryan.

I am an editor at the ringer.com.

I'm joining me in the studio.

It's the night shift.

Julia Robinson is here. What a compliment.

I am so happy that you're here. Thank you for joining me today. Doing a double shift on the pit today. It's true. It's true. No Andy today, but I do have Joanna. And I do have Haley Boston, the creator and the writer of something very bad is going to happen, which is now the number one show on Netflix. Taring up the charts.

Talked about it on Monday. We'll chat a little bit about that. We're going to chat about the pit, the most recent episode of the pit, which is 7 p.m. I did my research this time. I have really lost count of episodes and time in this hospital. Episode titles are great for a reason. Yeah. I was like, they should go back and, like, come up with a cute title for every one of them, like, debrading or whatever. And so we're going to talk about the pit. We're going to talk about. And then we're going to bring back a watch staple, which is the primetime grid, which is something that I can't tell if anybody really likes or understands except for me. but if you were going to have a 1988 or 1994 night of watching TV and you started at 8 and you finished at like 1130, 1145, like a normal person, what would you watch? It's a great question. I used to have those grids memorized. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. It was like Thursday night. You know, what's on NBC? You know, what's going on over on ABC? Do you think you ever watched like, I mean, I now know we professionally are obligated to do so, but did you think you weren't much of an eight to 11 person when you were a teen? I think when it was on, when it was like must see TV into ER, that's in. That's locked in three hours every Thursday.

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