You know what I love about this?

You could never tell they were rich.

It's all so classy and understated.

I'll make it up to you later.

Make it up to me now.

Let's find a Brundon.

You must have a few.

You're so bad.

This is what rich, entitled people do when threatened.

They conceal the other truths, to protect themselves.

The community is in shock tonight over the gruesome discovery of a fourth-grade mother found bludgeon to death.

Hello and welcome to you still watching.

I'm Vanity Fair Senior writer Joanna Robinson.

And I'm Vanity Fair Chief Critic Richard Lawson.

What we usually do on the show is Richard and I, you know, very sensibly pick one show at a time to watch kind of obsessively, break down week by week. We got a little overlap here in fall of

2020. We are wrapping up we are who we are. We've got two more episodes of that left, but we are also

starting the undoing this new thriller

from HBO Richard do you want to tell the people why I mean you seem to think that this is the most obvious show for us to cover?

Tell me why we are perfectly suited to talk about the undoing on this podcast.

Well, I mean, we have never, it's never really done it before, but I think Vanity Fair is a publication

is trying to get like kind of break into the rich people scandal territory.

Oh, we've never really covered that beat before.

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